First Copenhagen China Festival Brings Mid-Autumn Charm to Danish Capital

Chinese residents and local visitors gathered in central Copenhagen for a major cultural celebration. The city hosted its first Copenhagen China Festival to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The open-air festival took place at City Hall Square, also known as Rådhuspladsen. Attendees experienced traditional Chinese holiday customs right in the heart of the capital.

The event featured energetic lion dances and performances of Zhejiang Wu Opera. Visitors also explored tea culture, joined calligraphy workshops, and enjoyed traditional food.

Tastings included classic Mid-Autumn delicacies such as mooncakes. The event provided a welcoming space for community gathering and cultural exchange.

This report is based on coverage by Global Times.