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A Trip to China: Observations and Reflections

In September 2006, I arrived in China as a member of a Canadian delegation of museum directors on an exchange visit to the museums whose directors had visited us the previous fall. The delegation was sponsored by a private foundation, co-founded by Toronto resident, Dr Nelly Ng, whose passion for the understanding of culture, and whose view that it was a bridge to understanding and true diplomacy, underlay the mission. The Canadian embassy, the consulate in Shanghai, and the Delegation Générale du Québec were also involved, and the privileged access we were granted to museums and cultural sites meant that we saw more museums and historic sites in two weeks than most residents or visitors might see in several months.