"I have been in Xi'an for two years, and this is the first time I have experienced Qin opera and traditional Chinese opera culture," said Qaisee Kanij, a Bangladeshi student at the university. "I am very interested in it, and I enjoyed the storytelling in the performance."

As one of the new platforms for cultural exchanges between Chinese and foreign people, the cultural salon aims to promote the excellent Chinese culture via tea tasting, a series of interviews, and intangible cultural heritage performances.