Bollywood's 'Panda' meets giant pandas in Sichuan
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'Coolest' meets 'cutest'
Khan, who has long been a big fan of giant pandas, first visited the Dujiangyan, the China Conservation & Research Center for the Giant Pandas in Chengdu, the provincial capital and also hometown of giant pandas.
Under the guidance of a nanny of pandas, the 52-year-old Bollywood star learned how to feed pandas as well as about local conservation.
Learning Tai Chi
One of the most important events on Khan's itinerary in Sichuan was watching a performance of tai chi on Mount Qingcheng, an important center of Taoism.
To learn more about the ancient art, he held in-depth exchanges with the master of the Qingcheng school on tai chi's essence and differences among other schools.
Silk Road connection
After the tour, Khan enjoyed Sichuan cuisine, known for the spicy flavor, at a banquet.
During the banquet, Khan was also treated to the performance of tea art and Sichuan embroidery while the Chinese zither played in the background.
He learned embroidery and wrote his name in embroidery.
Sichuan is one of the most important cradles of the Chinese silk culture. Sichuan embroidery was listed as one of China's intangible cultural heritages in 2006.
Having starred in more than 40 films, Khan has received numerous awards and created miracles at box office. Dangal is scheduled to be released in China in early May.
One of Khan's Sichuan trip organizers, a cultural exchange project called "I'm in China", invites foreigners to visit different places in China and experience local culture and customs. Sichuan is this project's first stop. "I'm in China" project is an innovative effort to introduce China to foreigners. Apart from stars like Khan, all expats living in China are also welcome to join the project and they can register through the organizer's official WeChat account.
CONTACT: Zhao Tianshu, 13917392841
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