The history of the Communist Party of China and revolutionary culture in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region not only show the great achievements of the region but also demonstrate a fast-developing China, foreign experts said.
About 20 foreign experts from eight countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Vietnam traveled to an exhibition featuring the CPC's 100-year history on Friday.
The tour, which was organized by the Science and Technology Department of Guangxi, welcomed the foreign experts who work in Guangxi, aiming to help them know more about the history of the CPC, the organizer said.
Emily Gallagher from the UK said the experience helped her see the rapid development of China's science and technology sectors.
From a country with a large population to a talent powerhouse, China's development highlights its significance in science and technology. This accomplishment inspires people to focus more on the scientific and technological cultivation of children, according to Gallagher.
Today's online shopping, bike sharing and mobile payments in China are very convenient, she added.
Louber Ibrahim from Algeria, who is a teacher at the Guangxi University for Nationalities, said the exhibition shows China's development in different times via pictures, documents and artifacts.
The history is quite touching and motivates people to know more about the development of Guangxi and achievements that the CPC has made, he said.
Luke Wayne O' Farrell from Ireland said this is an extraordinary experience of history. From the past to the present, China has witnessed a step-by-step development, especially in its economic growth, improved medical services and infrastructure construction.
All of those make him feel that life is convenient and that he can be confident of Guangxi's development in the future, he added.
A guide introduces the history and development of China to foreign visitors at an exhibition in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region on Friday. CHINA DAILY
Visitors examine exhibits during the tour in Guangxi. DENG ZHUOYAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
