On July 12, Consul General Luo Weidong attended the screening of the Chinese film Cold War 1994 at the Lavazza IncluCity Festival in Toronto’s Distillery District and delivered remarks before the opening. Approximately 200 guests, including sponsor representatives and audience members, watched the film together.

Consul General Luo stated that the Chinese film industry is thriving, with creators from all over the country telling countless moving stories rooted in the times. He believed that the film screened would enable audiences to experience the unique charm of Hong Kong and welcomed everyone to visit China. Film is a language that transcends borders, and cultural exchange is a bond of friendship between China and Canada. He looked forward to the continued deepening of interaction between China and Canada in the film and other cultural fields, promoting mutual learning and exchange between different civilizations.

With its "Focusing on China," this year's Lavazza IncluCity Festival includes not only this screening but also exhibitions of works by Chinese AI artists, appearances by Chinese film actress, and the integration of Chinese cultural symbols into the opening ceremony and other activities.