双语新闻 | 首届马来西亚茶文化节举行 The First Malaysia Tea Culture Festival Held in Kuala Lumpur

【环球评报新闻网】12月18日至21日，2025马来西亚大红花国际茶暨文化展在吉隆坡武吉加里尔会展中心举行。作为本届茶展的重要文化板块，首届马来西亚茶文化节于21日正式举办，吸引来自中马两国的茶界代表、文化机构、商协会负责人及媒体人士广泛参与。

从左至右：马来西亚茶业商会会长陈祈福，中国驻马来西亚大使馆公使参赞陈友良，马华总秘书拿督张盛闻，马来西亚茶艺文化交流协会署理会长、首届茶文化节副主席潘玟迪，中国马来西亚商会拿督陈浩坤，中国驻马来西亚大使馆二等秘书吴海波

本届茶文化节以“茶韵南洋·百年风华”为主题，围绕茶文化传承、南洋茶史及中马茶文化交流展开，既呈现中国茶文化的深厚底蕴，也展现茶文化在马来西亚及东南亚地区的在地发展路径。

活动期间举行了茶文化主题发布、品牌推介、文化分享与颁奖仪式等环节。国际传播组织华文媒体代表、中国驻马来西亚使馆代表及马来西亚相关机构负责人出席活动，共同见证首届茶文化节在马来西亚落地。

现场通过展陈、品鉴与对话相结合的方式，展示六大茶类、传统制茶工艺、茶器美学及南洋茶文化发展史，凸显茶在历史、生活与跨文化交流中的多重价值。主办方表示，希望以茶文化为纽带，持续推动中马文化互鉴与民间交流。

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From December 18 to 21, the 2025 Malaysia Dahonghua International Tea & Culture Expo was held at the Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre in Kuala Lumpur. As a key cultural component of the expo, the First Malaysia Tea Culture Festival officially took place on December 21, attracting tea professionals, cultural institutions, business associations, and media representatives from both China and Malaysia.
Under the theme “Tea Heritage of Nanyang: A Century of Cultural Flourishing”, the festival focused on tea heritage, the history of tea in Southeast Asia, and cultural exchanges between China and Malaysia. It highlighted both the profound legacy of Chinese tea culture and the localized development of tea traditions in Malaysia and the wider Southeast Asian region.
The program featured themed cultural launches, brand presentations, cultural dialogues, and award ceremonies. Representatives from Chinese-language international media organizations, the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia, and Malaysian institutions attended the events, marking the official launch of the first Tea Culture Festival in Malaysia.
Through exhibitions, tastings, and interactive discussions, the festival showcased the six major tea categories, traditional tea-making techniques, tea ware aesthetics, and the historical evolution of tea culture in Nanyang. Organizers expressed their hope that tea, as a shared cultural language, would continue to promote cultural exchange and people-to-people connectivity between China and Malaysia.