What is soon to open in China? [br] [originaltext]W: Good morning, Mr. Lombard.

W: Good morning, Mr. Lombard. Thank you for taking the time to receive us.
M: Oh, my pleasure.
W: The French Culture Year is soon to open in China. We are looking forward to it. Could you please introduce your plan for the great event?
M: I’ m glad to hear that you are so interested in French Culture. France seldom organizes similar activities abroad, and holding such a huge culture year in China means a new experience for us. We value the experience and are dedicated to bring about large-scale activities with diversified subjects, including 200 exhibitions, which cover exhibition of French cultural relics, modern stage arts and achievements in science and technology.
W: That would be great. Have you ever considered making more Chinese audience see the exhibitions and shows because China is such a big country with a huge population?
M: Yes. Making the French culture approach the Chinese public is the key to success. We will arrange some large activities such as the Forbidden City Concert at the opening ceremony and the "Great Lunch" at the foot of the Great Wall whereby tens of thousands of people will taste delicacies from France.
W: Terrific! People are sure to appreciate them.
M: I hope so. And the activities of the culture year are not staged in Beijing and Shanghai only. Other cities like Guangzhou, Chengdu, Wuhan and Shenzhen will see such activities too. Last but may be the most important, we will make full use of television which is the media with most audience. Many important programs will be showed on TV.
W: Yes. TV shows will certainly contribute a lot to the success of the French Culture year activities. . . Thank you for your important information about the coming French Culture Year.
M: You are always welcome. And thank you for interviewing me.