Chongqing - The premiere of the promotional video of the second season of Vivitalia • Chongqing took place on the evening of February 16 in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality.
The premiere of the promotional video of the second season of Vivitalia • Chongqing took place on the evening of February 16 in downtown Chongqing. (Photo/Deng Yan)
Consul General of Italy in Chongqing, Guido Bilancini, representatives of local authorities, and economic and cultural operators participating in the initiative attended the ceremony.
"This project is devoted to fully presenting the 'Made in Italy' and Italian style in the consular area, as well as promoting Chongqing's tourism," said Guido Bilancini in his speech. He added, "It is expected to provide residents with a sense of being in Italy through the second season of Vivitalia • Chongqing."
Consul General of Italy in Chongqing, Guido Bilancini, made the speech at the event. (Photo/Liu Dingrui)
This year's Vivitalia • Chongqing tour will get on a bicycle, focusing on environmental protection and sustainability. The new "Points of Italy" have been identified on the map of the city of Chongqing, including food, clothing, technology, sports, and restoration of cultural relics, with special emphasis on protecting and respecting humans and land.
The audience can follow the actors Nico and Aiyun on their bicycle tour to find traces of Italy in the streets and alleys of Chongqing. Starting on February 17, the promotional video will be broadcast on the Chongqing TV station. The feature film will meet the audience in the spring.
The bicycle was provided by the sponsor. (Photo/Deng Yan)
This year, Vivitalia • Chongqing also offers the possibility to those interested in participating by sharing photos of Italy and the stops indicated on the map.
Starting in March, all participants who share Italian-related content on specific platforms will have the opportunity to win points and finally receive fabulous prizes from sponsors.
The 12 episodes will present the Italian outlet Florentia Village, the Sunac Ski Resort, and the Dazu Rock Carvings, which has seen Italy engaged in its restoration work.