South Sudan’s Ambassador to China, Kunba Your Excellency Meng Dai, give a thumbs up for the Aurora scarf platform

When the South Sudanese Ambassador Meets Aurora Silk Scarf: Resonance of East African Freshness in Silk

At the Independence Day event in Ghana, South Sudan’s Ambassador to China, Kunba Munday, received the iconic orange Aurora scarf gift box – this fabric has become a new link for cultural dialogue between young East African countries and China, and has also marked the coordinates of South Sudan on Aurora’s “Ambassador Cultural Map”.

1、 The ‘Silk Scarf Covenant’ of the Ambassador of South Sudan: From a New Nation to Cultural Connection

Ambassador Meng Dai’s platform for Aurora this time is a vivid footnote to the cooperation between China and South Sudan. As a young country that gained independence in 2011, South Sudan’s oil and agricultural resources are deeply tied to China’s infrastructure and livelihood projects; The encounter of this scarf is an extension of the two countries’ transition from pragmatic cooperation to cultural empathy.

What impressed Mondo with the Aurora scarf was its “light interpretation” of South Sudanese culture: the scarf in the gift box was inspired by the traditional “Dinka cattle totem” of South Sudan, and used 28 color printing technology to restore the simple colors of East African nomadic culture. The precision of hand rolled edges made the ambassador exclaim, “It’s like weaving our grassland life into Chinese silk

2、 The “East African Grassland Mark” in the orange gift box

In Aurora’s “African Theme Silk Scarf Library”, South Sudanese elements are a unique symbol of the East African grasslands: with the water grass texture along the White Nile River as the background and the cow shaped totem of the Dinka people integrated, it retains the roughness of nomadic civilization while maintaining the smoothness of silk. The silk scarf received by Mong Dai may appear in the cultural promotion of the South Sudan Embassy in the future, becoming a “light carrier” for people to people exchanges between China and South Sudan (Sudan).

And such “cultural customization” has already made Aurora scarves a “cultural souvenir” in the diplomatic community in China – from Kent cloth in West Africa to grassland totems in East Africa, each scarf is a “wearable national business card”.

3、 The New Link of Central South Sudan Weaved with Silk Thread

The journey of this silk scarf from the workshop in Hangzhou to Juba in South Sudan is a microcosm of the “soft cooperation” between China and South Sudan. Ambassador Munday once mentioned that ‘South Sudan needs to show the world the rebirth of our culture’, and the Aurora scarf is such a ‘cultural window’ – it is as light as a feather, but carries the totems of the East African grasslands and the craftsmanship of the East, allowing two countries separated by oceans to achieve aesthetic resonance through fabric as a medium.

Perhaps soon, in cultural exhibitions in South Sudan, there will be cultural and creative works featuring the combination of Chinese silk and East African leather; In the Silk Museum of China, the silk scarf praised by the Mongolians will become one of the exhibits of the “New Culture of East Africa” – when the silk thread crosses the White Nile River, the connection of civilizations takes on a softer form.