On March 21, Consul General Luo Weidong attended the First Toronto "International Taijiquan Day" and delivered remarks. Nearly 400 practitioners from 23 Taijiquan teams in the consular district presented a large-scale group performance and exchanged demonstrations among the teams. Local dignitaries and media representatives were also present.

Consul General Luo stated that last November, UNESCO designated March 21st as "International Taijiquan Day," signifying the widespread global recognition of Taijiquan's health benefits and peaceful ideals, and representing a vivid practice of the Global Civilization Initiatives. This year, this day is being celebrated in Toronto for the first time. It is hoped that more local residents will participate in practice and learn from each other. It is expected that Taijiquan will become a solid bond for cultural and sports exchanges between China and Canada, promoting mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples.

This "International Taijiquan Day" event was co-hosted by the Consulate General and the China National Tourist Office in Toronto, and organized by the Fengcai Arts Association, providing a platform for Taijiquan enthusiasts in the consular district to showcase and exchange skills.