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The Belgian Chinese Youth Federation is an important organization in the Belgian Chinese community. It has long been committed to connecting and serving young overseas Chinese, promoting their integration into local society and maintaining ties with their ancestral (home) country.
China News Service, Brussels, September 30 (Reporter De Yongjian) The Belgian Chinese Youth Federation, which is mainly composed of young overseas Chinese, held a party on the 28th to celebrate China's National Day.
Representatives of the overseas Chinese delegation and guests attending the party took a group photo. Photo by China News Service reporter De Yongjian
On that day, more than 200 members of the Belgian Chinese Youth Federation gathered together to celebrate the festival with representatives of the Belgian Brothers and Overseas Chinese Association. Zhao Yang, the counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Belgium and other guests attended the party.
Xu Feng, President of the Belgian Chinese Youth Federation, said in his speech that the development and changes in his ancestral (home) country have made overseas Chinese feel more excited and cherish today's hard-won good life and development opportunities. Over the years, the Belgian Chinese Youth Federation has led young overseas Chinese to actively integrate into mainstream Belgian society and contribute to local development and China-Belgium friendship.
Xu Feng said that in the future, the Belgian Chinese Youth Federation will work hard to bring more young people together and build a platform for everyone to communicate and help each other. At the same time, we will inherit and carry forward Chinese culture and do our part to enhance the understanding and friendship between the people of China and Belgium.
In his speech, Zhao Yang praised the Belgian Chinese Youth Federation for its vitality and enthusiasm. I would like to send my message to everyone to give full play to their advantages, work hard, do their jobs well, and at the same time show the style of the younger generation of the overseas Chinese community, and contribute to the development of the overseas Chinese community in Belgium and the friendship between China and Belgium.
At the party, members of the Youth Federation took the stage to sing and show off their youthful vitality. Everyone talked about nostalgia and friendship, and exchanged holiday blessings. The atmosphere was warm. (over)

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