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　　6月28日，中法建交六十周年暨圆明园鼠兔首纪念极端记念看成在中国国度博物馆举办。

　　2013年，在中法建交50周年前夜，时任法国总统奥朗德访华技艺，出于对中国文化的青睐和对中国东谈主民的友谊，法国皮诺家眷决定将圆明园鼠首、兔首无偿了债给中国。2013年6月，两件兽首奏凯纪念中国国内破处，并在中国国度博物馆里向公众展出。近日，记载片《国宝回家》在央视播出，叙述在中法两国通力互助下国宝回家背后的动东谈主故事。

　　“捐赠最紧要的酬劳，是看到畴昔10年里，不详有六七千万东谈主来到中国国度博物馆，这委果和法国东谈主口雷同多，太不行念念议了！”法国开云集团董事会主席兼首席推行官弗朗索瓦-亨利·皮诺在看成上说，他还发现，80%-90%参不雅博物馆的搭客皆是年青东谈主，“这是这个国度充满活力和灵巧的标识，中国的文化生涯不单是停留于畴昔，博物馆是给每一代东谈主的礼物，这是中国发出的一个十分热烈的信号。”他但愿这件事能提能手们对保护文化遗产紧要性的意识，促进两国好意思丽相互相识。（中青报·中青网记者张诗童）

　　On 28 June， the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between China and France and the special commemorative activities for returning the bronze rat's and rabbit's heads in the Yuanmingyuan were held in the National Museum of China.

　　In 2013， on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France， during the visit of then-French President Fran？ois Hollande to China， out of love for Chinese culture and friendship with the Chinese people， the French Pinault family decided to return the bronze rat's and rabbit's heads to China without compensation. In June 2013， the two bronze animal heads were successfully returned to China and displayed in the National Museum of China.

　　Recently， the documentary film “The Long Journey Home" was broadcast on CCTV， telling the moving story behind the return of the national treasures to China under the cooperation of China and France.

　　“The most important reward of this donation is to see like 60 or 70 million people went to the museum over the last 10 years. It’s probably as many people as French people. It’s incredible!” Speaking at the event， Fran？ois-Henri Pinault， chairman & CEO of Kering Group， France， said he had also found that between 80 and 90 percent of visitors to museums were young people国内破处， "which is a sign of the dynamism， of the wisdom of this country， where all the spot of the culture of the living culture is not just the past. The museum is the present of all generations. And this is a strong signal from the Chinese country." He hoped that the event would raise awareness of the importance of preserving cultural heritage and promote mutual understanding between the two civilizations. （Elena Zhang， Journalist from China Youth Daily）