Phnom Penh: On the morning of July 18, 2026, the Cambodia-China Development Research Association organized a lecture under the theme “Chinese Culture: Calligraphy” with the participation of nearly 100 participants. The program aims to promote knowledge about Chinese calligraphy and culture to the Cambodian public with the support of the China Foundation for International Cultural Exchanges.
Mr. Ly Huot, President of the Cambodian Chinese Calligraphy Association, gave a presentation and demonstrated calligraphy techniques. According to the traditional rules, the participants were given a certificate of appreciation.
Dr. Sor Rithy, President of the Cambodia-ASEAN-China Education Cooperation Association, praised the work of Mr. Ly Huot, who actively participated in the preservation of ancient Chinese art in Cambodia, as well as highly appreciated the Cambodia-China Association of Progressive Researchers, which always strives to disseminate knowledge. and Chinese philosophy through the publication of many Khmer books.
Dr. Chea Monirith, President of the Cambodia-China Development Research Association, explained the long history of Chinese characters, which originated in the Shang Dynasty (14th-11th centuries BC) through the evidence of “predictive bone letters.” He emphasized that Chinese characters are a legacy that has preserved Chinese history, literature, and philosophy for more than 3,000 years.
- The professor stated that the participants agreed that writing Chinese characters Reflecting four main philosophies:
- Training the mind to be calm
- Cultivating patience and creativity
- Knowing how to plan and strategize
- Continuing cultural heritage to future generations.
It should be noted that the lecture, which received full support from the China Peaceland Foundation, the Confucius Institute of the National University of Battambang, the Cambodian National Trade Union Congress and related organizations, is not only a knowledge-sharing event, but also a bridge to connect and promote deeper understanding between the people of the two countries.
This activity has greatly contributed to promoting mutual learning and strengthening friendship between Cambodia and China by sharing the valuable civilizations of the two countries.
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