Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Pictures of Chinese New Year festivities in Lusaka

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A chinese dance troupe displays the dragon dance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A chinese dance troupe displays the dragon dance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A chinese swords man displays his skills during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A chinese swords man displays his skills during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A couple performing during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A couple performing during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A couple performs during the Chinese Sping Festival in Lusaka.
A couple performs during the Chinese Sping Festival in Lusaka.

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A guitarist entertains guests during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A guitarist entertains guests during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka at the weekend
A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka at the weekend

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A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka.
A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka.

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A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A man captures a performance of chinese guitarists during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A man reads a placard showing Zambia government officials who attended last years Chinese Festival in China
A man reads a placard showing Zambia government officials who attended last years Chinese Festival in China

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A man samples some chinese tea during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka
A man samples some chinese tea during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka

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A man serves noodles to a customer during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A man serves noodles to a customer during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A model train on display which a Chinese firm Sino Hydro is marketing for possible establishment in Zambia. The train is designed to move at the fastest speed of 240KM per hour
A model train on display which a Chinese firm Sino Hydro is marketing for possible establishment in Zambia. The train is designed to move at the fastest speed of 240KM per hour

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A woman beats a chinese drum during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A woman beats a chinese drum during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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A woman cheking out some Chinese  clothes during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka
A woman cheking out some Chinese clothes during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka

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A woman displays mobile phones for sale during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka
A woman displays mobile phones for sale during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka

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A Zambian karateka displays his defensive skills during a performance at the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
A Zambian karateka displays his defensive skills during a performance at the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Chinese food on sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka.
Chinese food on sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka.

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Chinese food on sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Chinese food on sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Chinese food on sale to the Zambian public during the Chinese festival in Lusaka
Chinese food on sale to the Zambian public during the Chinese festival in Lusaka

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Chinese women in gearing up for a performance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Chinese women in gearing up for a performance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Sea food for sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Sea food for sale during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Some artists and officials pose for a photograph with Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Zhou Yuxiao during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Some artists and officials pose for a photograph with Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Zhou Yuxiao during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Some children watch dragon mascot during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Some children watch dragon mascot during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Some chinese food for sale while customers queue up to sample the menu during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Some chinese food for sale while customers queue up to sample the menu during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Some Chinese food products on display during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka
Some Chinese food products on display during the Chinese Festival in Lusaka

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Zambia-China friendship...The Chinese and Zambian flags flay next to each other on a table during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Zambia-China friendship…The Chinese and Zambian flags flay next to each other on a table during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

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Zambians and Chinese nationals watching a performance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka
Zambians and Chinese nationals watching a performance during the Chinese Spring Festival in Lusaka

61 COMMENTS

    • That is a model of a high speed train in China. It is has nothing to do with your former lecturer at Bolton Polytechnic in Lancashire.

    • @ Goncalves.Bring him down mentality! When are you going to grow up and start appreciating other people?Can you and your entire clan achieve what Prof Chirwa has achieved?Muleikala fye.

    • @Mwinemushi, Lol! What is it that Chirwa has achieved exactly? And by the way you know nothing about my clan. I will repeat what I wrote: That train model has nothing to do with your Chirwa. The Chinese are simply showing off their new high speed train! That is a FACT. Why do you want to big up people over nothing! Ninzelu za mukomboni! Do you want me to believe that it is Chirwa and his clan who designed the Chinese High Speed Train? Are you out of your mind? He was just a lecturer at the ‘glorified’ upgraded polytechnic now called Bolton University. It is a small university in Lancashire compared to the original and authentic Lancaster University. Bolton does not even compare with its former polytechnic counterpart, Preston Polytechnic now called the University of Central Lancashire

    • @ Goncalves.I excuse you coz you don’t seem to know who Prof Clive Chirwa is.Even if it’s jealous,you don’t behave that way.I don’t need to know your clan to know who you are,i can easily know that from the way you write.People from clans who have achieved a lot respect others.By the way,i never mentioned anything about the high speed train connected to Chirwa.This’s why i have concluded that you are just a down footed character !

    • @Mwinemushi, Seems you’re just a retard with a memory of a microwave oven chip. Clan? You’re the !diot who made the first reference to my clan, Sir! Read your own thread! You’re not the innocent party in this . Now buzz off!

    • Goncalves , You have lost the battle with Mwinemushi.If i were you,i can just stop answering him.He’s too intelligent for you.Your thinking is too shallow,you’r not on the same level of thinking.Eeeeh, some people can write.

    • @ Goncalves.Whatever you’ve called me is who your father is,because it’s him who produced a useless sperm to be insulting innocent people.Don’t force me to go beyond this.Reflect on your life,and grow up.

  1. Chinese have brought some great civilization in Zambia.
    That cheap train in pic #12, I can’t imagine where it will be going in Zambia. Maybe between Lusaka-Kitwe.

    • How did you determine that train is cheap….lol, the Chinese are calling the shots in today’s world, learn to live with that. And the train is good.

    • You are a wrong and mistaken coolie,chinese don’t produce gong’a.its you blacks who buy cheap,cheap quality because you are too poor to afford quality stuff. If you thing the fastest train in the world is a gonga,then you are the worst fool am knowing today

  2. Soon we will hate the Chinatown unless we allow the to integrate all over our suburbs. The Chinese have of course helped us a lot and have to learn to live with them and marry their daughters.

  3. 240 km/h train in Zambia?? hmmmmmm. I don’t know about that one. Only Konoso Nsuluka would have thought about this one. Just a bit of information for the uninitiated, High Speed Trains demands special dedicated rail lines. Zambia would need to build one, not rehabilitate the kinky rail line built by Cecil Rhodes. High Speed Trains are for passenger use, how many Zambians would afford to use them. Even in Japan where they use the Shinkasen, it is very expensive, probably a bit dearer than traveling by air. High speed trains usually have very few stops because of their long stopping distance and therefore are not suitable for short daily commute. High Speed Trains in Zambia?? Honestly, I don’t think so.

    • Nobody is building any high speed trains in Zambia the ones Chriwa is proposing a conventional UK style trains with max 120km/hr speeds. The media is misleading people!

    • I live in China and your analysis of high speed trains is misplaced. They are not expensive or dear. China is transforming its railways to make all routes to have highspeed trains. They are also doba dobas. The fact that the vehicle can travel at 240km/h does not mean it will always be driven at maximum speed. The engineer may chose the speed depending on the distance he would like to cover in a given amount of time. Where is logic mwe bantu shuwa?

  4. china is china,go any where every thing is chines,what differs is quality,in zed they give us low quality coz we pay small ,Go europ where they pay big and compare what ever you have but made in china ni kutali ,i was in zed few months ago i saw phones laptops same make and model, thats when i found the answer.

  5. They have stuck to their own culture and thus the Chinese are prosperous and happy people. We need to gravitate to Jesus and hard work as Zambians. Underline Jesus and hard work.

  6. Haha, a Chinese once visited Zambia he exchanged $1000 and got 4800 ZMK .Two weeks later he came and got $1000 at the exchange rate of ZMK 5100.On enquiring why he was told “fluctuations” (mistaken for f.u asians) .He got mad and stormed out sayin “fluc you Africans too”

  7. I would like to personally wish our beloved brothers and sisters the Chinese a happy and fruitful new year. May we continue our fruitful relationship with this progressive government of HMCS.

  8. The chinese have a rich culture and their short women have nice legs. Come and build us an arts theatre for we have no engineers and we survive on left overs.

  9. Interesting cultural event from the Chinese.I can imagine if it was a “zambian” version(yes,zambian in quotes) some of us would be like..”look at these primitive amalozi” or “look at the tribalist Tongas” because some amazambians don’t accept others as equal zambians.

  10. ATI KULEMELA SIKUVUTA KOMA KUNKALA OKULUPILIDWA NDIYEKUVUTAA!!!!!!FOR GIVE ME ,TO GET RICH ITS NOT A PROBLEM BUT TO BETRUSTED,KAYAAAAA

  11. Happy new year Chinese brothers and sister in mother Zambia… One Zambia One Nation… Thanks for all your support, may we continue to work together. 🙂

  12. If you’re hypertensive, your doctor might recommend a 24 hours monitoring with the use of the machine. That’s about 40 readings, that’s why you want something that lasts longer than 24 hours. Check the machines’ battery time and save yourself a lot of time and money. Take the ones that goes off after 400 or more readings.

  13. ba LT, pic 5,6….those are not guitars, one a lute and the other small looking one is a chinese traditional instrument called ahu….nice pics anyway… the high speed train could be a nice thing in zed, these trains reduce distances. places where you need four hours on road could be reduced to half an hour, so busness, and other people travelling around the country could realy save time and fatique. we using these trains so much here in china. realy saves time….i hope they can be constructed in zed

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