Chinese Culture Center in Paris, Cultural institution in 7th arrondissement, France.
The Chinese Culture Center occupies two connected buildings arranged around a courtyard in the 7th arrondissement near Boulevard de la Tour-Maubourg. The layout provides separate spaces for exhibitions, performances, and educational activities throughout the facility.
The center was established following a bilateral agreement signed in 2001, with official opening in 2002. This foundation reflected the strengthening of cultural ties between China and France during that period.
The center hosts exhibitions, performances, and film screenings that reflect Chinese artistic traditions and philosophies. You can observe how these traditions are presented and experienced by visitors who attend workshops on calligraphy, painting, and tea ceremonies.
The center operates with specific hours on weekdays that differ from weekend access, and schedules can vary during school holiday periods. Plan your visit in advance to confirm current opening times before arriving.
The courtyard features a replica hexagonal pavilion modeled after the Forbidden City alongside a statue showing Confucius in dialogue with Lao Zi. These two artworks bridge the visual connection between two foundational figures of Chinese thought.
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