CSCEC Guo Jia, as the chief engineer of the Chinese government-aided project for the construction of the Lebanese National Higher Conservatory of Music, looked back on the arduous struggle in overseas construction in the past two years. Guo Jia, 36, said: "This is the first complete project of China's aid to Lebanon. , is the country's business card and window. Only by working hard and moving forward with courage can we hand over a satisfactory answer to the country and the people."

The aided project is located in Dibaye near Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. It covers an area of about 25,000 square meters and includes a teaching complex, a 1,200-seat professional concert hall, a 350-seat small concert hall and ancillary facilities. After the project is completed, it will become a landmark building for China and Lebanon to jointly build the Belt and Road people-to-people and cultural exchanges, cultural exchanges and people-to-people bonds.

In the past three years, Lebanon has encountered multiple crises, the economy is in trouble, and the global epidemic is raging, which has brought many difficulties to the construction of the Conservatory of Music project. At present, the project is the only large-scale project under construction in Lebanon, and it is steadily advancing towards the mid-term acceptance target, which is inseparable from the selfless dedication and hard work of Chinese builders.Editor/Ma Xue