Welcome to CBCGDF Good Food Fund New Year's Eve Gala on Dec. 31 | CBCGDF Media Live Sharing

Food is the most charming language, and it also concerns the future of the entire planet and mankind.

As the New Year's bell is about to ring, China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation(CBCGDF) Good Food Fund sincerely invite you to join us in this 2025 global New Year's Eve feast of "Embracing the Future of ThePlanet with  Oriental Food". Here, the charm of oriental diet will be fully blossomed. We are fortunate to invite outstanding guests from all walks of life. Organic farmers use the land as the basis and follow natural farming methods to provide healthy ingredients for the table; traditional pastry inheritors integrate Chinese aesthetics into dim sum, allowing ancient craftsmanship to revitalize in the new era. There are also many advocates of sustainable living, who interpret the perfect integration of oriental dietary concepts and modern life with actions.

In this New Year's Eve feast, CBCGDF Good Food Fund will enjoy with you 6 consecutive hours of excitement, connect with chefs from all over the world, and explore the diverse expressions of oriental diet on the world stage. Let us feel the profound connotation of oriental diet in the world of food together and embrace the infinite possibilities of the future of the planet. Come and join us to start this unique food journey together!

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https://live.baidu.com/m/media/multipage/liveshow/index/nawree?room_id=9892636686&source=h5pre

Original Chinese article:https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/U5RAn-J3Jr2fJ7Wq2PhBJg       

Translator: Daisy        

Reviewed by Sara

Editor: Daisy

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