“Speach” by Eva Petropoulou Lianou

For the book Phoenix Nirvana Chinese title
You will eventually shine bright

Greetings from beautiful Greece

I feel blessed and honoured to be invited to participate in this big event
The global launch ceremony of the book
Of our great friend
Great personality
International poet
LAN xin, nirvana phoenix
Official name

You will eventually shine bright. Holding at the national library of china.

Lan Xin serves as an essential bridge connecting Eastern and Western civilizations
And spreading universal love and world peace.
In recent years, she has stood on the international stage, bringing Eastern wisdom and the power of female growth to the globe.
Her positive, altruistic and loving spirit represents the most precious spiritual power of our era and support the sustainable development of human civilization
I firmly believe that her book
Phoenix Nirvana
Official name
You will eventually shine bright

Will become an Epoch defining work influencing global readers.
Itwill luminate the path of growth for hundreds of millions of women
It will serve as a vital bond for exchanges between Eastern and Western civilizations allowing the seeds of
Love and peace to take root and sprout worldwide

I, as an author and founder of project Poetry Unites people
And also as responsible for foreign poets of the most known Web Portal Magazine in Greece
POlis magazino and CEO
Mr Michael Goniotakis

We want to send our blessings and congratulate once again

Dear friend LAN xin and wish  continuous success for her book
Phoenix Nirvana
You will eventually shine bright

A book that must be read by everyone and every woman and must be in the whole library in the globe

EVA Petropoulou Lianou
Greece
International cultural coordinator
International poet
Official nominate for Nobel Peace prize
2024

Official International culture Ambassador
LAN xin Sianmei Academy
Recognised by Unesco
China

Michael Goniotakis
CEO
Polisfreepress
Official media partner
LAN xin Sianmei Academy China
Dongba Culture
Recognised by Unesco

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