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Books donated to mark Nepal-China ties

Kathmandu, Aug. 2

On the occasion of the 71st anniversary of diplomatic relations between Nepal and China, Fu Qiang, a Chinese citizen living in Nepal, together with his friends, donated books worth about Rs. 250,000 to help Nepali readers gain a better understanding of China.

The books were purchased in China, transported to Nepal, and donated to the Nepal-China Friendship Association Lumbini Library, the Faculty of Medicine of Lumbini Buddhist University, Himalaya Book Store, and the Jibaraj Ashrit Foundation.

Fu, who was appointed International Education and Cultural Exchange Ambassador of Lumbini Buddhist University in April this year, said the donation was fully funded by Chinese individuals who support Nepal-China people-to-people ties.

Most of the donated books are officially published English-language books about China, together with a smaller number of Chinese-language books.

Dr. Sagar Neupane, Head of the Faculty of Medicine at Lumbini Buddhist University, said the donation of books on Chinese medicine is highly valuable for the university.

Following the book donation ceremony, Chairman of Nepal-China Friendship Association in Lumbini Manish Kumar Joshi expressed hope that more Chinese tourists and investors would come to the region in the future.

The donors of the books include Fu, Sun Mingqiang, Song Xiangmin, Zhu Hongxin, Xun Siyun, Liang Mingzhe, Lv Xinyuan, Wang Zezhen, Ye Zhenyu, Hu Bo, and Li Lili. The Tank Road Book Club, together with several other organisations and individuals, also contributed to this donation.

 Published in The Rising Nepal on 3 August 2026. 

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