The overseas Chinese media delegation took a group photo at the Wenjiang Confucian Temple. Wang Lei captured representatives of overseas Chinese media watching Sichuan Opera face changing up close inside the Confucian Temple. Wang Liwen photographed overseas Chinese media representatives watching Sichuan Opera face changing up close inside the Confucian Temple. Wang Liwen photographed representatives of overseas Chinese media watching Sichuan opera spit fire inside the Confucian Temple. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting the Wenjiang District Museum. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting the Wenjiang District Museum. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting the Wenjiang District Museum. Wang Lei photographed representatives of overseas Chinese media filming renovated residential buildings. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting renovated residential buildings. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting renovated residential buildings. Wang Lei photographed overseas Chinese media representatives visiting renovated residential buildings. On April 20th, a visiting delegation from "Walking in China · 2023 Overseas Chinese Media Senior Sichuan Chongqing Tour" walked into Wenjiang District, Chengdu. 28 mainstream Chinese media executives from 21 countries, including the United States, Canada, and Belgium, visited Wenjiang Confucian Temple in Chengdu to explore the city's cultural heritage. Wenjiang Confucian Temple is one of the earliest Confucian temples built in Chengdu and its surrounding areas, and it is also one of the relatively intact Confucian temples preserved to this day in Sichuan Province. After updating and improving, the block where the Wenjiang Confucian Temple is located has now become the "heart of the Wenjiang city". (Outlook New Era Network)