The "Dingge" Georgia Landscape Photography Exhibition was launched on the morning of December 7 in Zhongshan Cultural Center. The exhibition shows Caucasian-style works created by 12 photographers, including Wang Shenglan and Shi Min who organized a trip to Georgia for 15 days in October. 

Chen Liwei, the exhibition planner, revealed that their photography team has been traveling to different places since China put forward the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013. They have filmed and recorded the cultural customs of nearly 40 related countries in 6 years.

During their stay in Georgia, the photography team shot the image of Chinese workers of the engineering team who burned the candle at both ends to build expressways for Georgia, and truly witnessed the hardships and sweat of the Chinese people for the development of the Belt and Road and maintenance of world peace.

Georgia is situated at the junction of Eastern Europe and the Middle East, combining the characteristics of many European countries. With its unique geographical and climatic conditions, Georgia has nurtured a long history of wine brewing technology. It still maintains the world's oldest human wine brewing remains.