Tile Spring Festival is almost over,but the celebrations are continuing.The Chinese    embassy in Sydney have devoted a day to celebrating the Spring Festival and Chinese culture.      Tile carnival features a series of cultural performances and demonstrations,bringing the     Spring Festival fun to Sydney.Over the past four years,the annual event has become popular     not only with tile Chinese community but also with locals.And some have even set up their     own stalls to allow more people to learn about China and the country's culture.     This is my second time to have a stand here,but I've been here many times before."said Carole Kyle from Sydney.Carole has brought along some brochures about Project Hope which supports Chinese students who drop out of school due to poverty.     China's Ambassador to Australia Ma Zhao xu hopes that this kind of event will facilitate a dialogue between people from the two countries.     "In Chinese culture,we appreciate unity without uniformity,and harmony in diversity. Australian culture welcomes cultural diversity,so that is a good foundation for Sino-Australian relations,to further our understandings and strengthen our friendship."Ma said.     Sydney's mayor Clover Moore was also present and echoed Ma's view.     "In fact we have Chinese living in Australia since the middle of the 19th century,so it  goes way back and there has been a strong link between China and Australia for many many  years.We have a very ancient culture here,the aboriginal culture.You have a very ancient culture in China.We'd like to marry those two and celebrate them."Moore said.     A centre about Chinese culture in Sydney is also set to have a test run in March,and will be the biggest of its kind in the Oceania region. What is the text mainly concerned about?
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