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Argentine Senate Provisional President Bartolomé Abdala and Delegation Visit Mutianyu Great Wall

2026-10-16

On October 15, 2026, Bartolomé Abdala, Provisional President of the Argentine Senate, led a delegation to visit the Mutianyu Great Wall. Guo Min, Deputy General Manager of Beijing Mutianyu Great Wall Tourism Service Co., Ltd., accompanied the delegation and presented a fine album of the Mutianyu Great Wall, as both sides exchanged sincere good wishes.

The delegation reached the Great Wall by enclosed cable car. During the tour, Ms. Guo Min gave a briefing on the architectural structure and functions of Mutianyu Great Wall. A scenic area guide then delivered a detailed account of the Great Wall's millennia-long history and its rich, profound cultural heritage, enabling the guests to gain a deep appreciation of the wisdom and resilience of the ancients.

Inscription by Bartolomé Abdala, Provisional President of the Argentine Senate:

"This is a truly wonderful place in the world, and you have protected it very well. I hope to be able to return one day."

With the successful completion of a series of high-level diplomatic receptions in recent years, the scenic area has not only showcased the scenic splendor of Mutianyu Great Wall to the world, but has also shared its deep-rooted history and culture with every international visitor, bearing witness to exchanges between China and the world and presenting the charm of China's fine traditional culture. Looking ahead, Mutianyu Great Wall will continue to uphold its role as Beijing's calling card for international exchanges and an international reception venue for the Great Wall. It will further explore Great Wall culture and tell China's story well, and, guided by the principles of seeking truth and innovation and pursuing harmony and shared prosperity, will build an international market, meet international standards, develop international products, and enhance international quality — striving to become a world-class Great Wall tourism and leisure destination, so that this ancient pass may long remain a vital bridge for exchanges and mutual learning between Chinese and foreign civilizations.