On April 6th, at the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange event held at the Mutt Theater in the Austrian capital Vienna, children experienced drawing drama masks on their faces. A children's cultural exchange event called "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" was held on the 6th at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, the capital of Austria, photographed by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhao Dingzhe. In the afternoon of that day, as part of the 2025 "Chinese Opera Performance Season", children from different cultural backgrounds gathered at the Mute Theater to participate in a fun experience and creative activity. Under the guidance of their mentor, children either try to build theatrical character images using LEGO bricks, or personally experience drawing theatrical masks on their faces. Some children create and tell their own theatrical stories based on their understanding of Chinese drama. The atmosphere on site was lively and cheerful, with smiles written on the faces of the children. Christian, a little boy with a monkey face painted on his face, told reporters that he was very happy to participate in the event. He really liked the monkey face and said, 'Now I have become a monkey.'. Valerie has a Chinese name Lily, and she participated in the event accompanied by her mother. Her mother told reporters that Chinese drama culture is very different from Austrian drama culture, and she hopes to let her daughter learn about a variety of Eastern and Western cultures through such activities. The children who participated in the event on that day came from Vienna Chinese School. According to the school principal Zheng Jie, the school often holds similar cultural activities to help children better understand the vast and profound Chinese culture. The 2025 "Chinese Opera Performance Season" and the Chinese Opera International Exhibition will open on the 5th at the Mute Theater. This performance season is sponsored by the China Opera Research Association and the (Europe) International Association for Cultural Exchange and Cooperation, and undertaken by the Art Development Center of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. It will bring eight drama styles of Kunqu Opera, Yue Opera, Qin Opera, Wu Opera, Xi Opera, Yang Opera, Huai Opera and Gui Opera to the audience in 2025. On April 6th, at the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange event held at the Mutt Theater in the Austrian capital Vienna, children experienced drawing drama masks on their faces. On April 6th, at the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange event held at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, Austria, a child (right) experienced drawing a theatrical mask on their face and took a photo as a souvenir. On April 6th, at the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange event held at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, Austria, children experienced drawing drama masks on their faces. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhao Dingzhe?? On April 6th, children participated in the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange activity at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, the capital of Austria. On April 6th, children participated in the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange activity at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, the capital of Austria. On April 6th, children participated in the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange activity at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, the capital of Austria. On April 6th, children participated in the "Lego Meets Chinese Drama" children's cultural exchange activity at the Mutt Theater in Vienna, the capital of Austria. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhao Dingzhe