French Ambassador Luarent Bili, EU Ambassador Nicolas Chapuis and Dr. Choi jointly unveiled the center.

Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Center was opened on April 25 in Beijing. More than 20 ambassadors, including EU, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, Norway and ASEAN countries, witnessed the ceremony. Dr. Jonathan Choi, Standing Committee member of CPPCC and Chairman of Sunwah Group and Jonathan KS Choi Foundation, said that the center would be equipped with three main functions: promoting people-to-people diplomacy, strengthening trade and investment cooperation between China and EU, and more importantly, helping people connect with each other through cultural and art exchange. In addition, the exhibition of Rebirth focusing on nature and environmental protection was launched on the same day, as the first activity after the official opening.

Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Center was opened on April 25 in Cloud House, joined with the ambassadors from different countries.

As so far, Dr. Choi has set up nearly 10 cultural centers in Vietnam, Canada, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Japan, France and Beijing. The Could House is the second center in Beijing, after the Jonathon KS Choi Film Centre.

Scene of the exhibition "Rebirth" at Choi Centre.

Dr. Choi in front of the art work created by artists after the ceremony.

Scene of the exhibition "Rebirth" at Choi Centre.

The exterior of Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Center.