國際主持人王國權出席巴黎凱旋門一戰華工紀念儀式（中英雙語版）

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紐約綜合新聞巴黎消息　當地時間2025年11月9日晚，在第一次世界大戰停戰107周年紀念日前夕，旅法僑界200余人齊聚巴黎凱旋門，舉行莊嚴的紀念儀式，緬懷在一戰期間為法國捐軀的華工先輩。此次活動由法國外籍軍團華人老兵協會主辦，法國華人海外協會、法國青田同鄉會、法國中法商會、法國文成友好協會、法國中法友誼互助會等多家機構協辦，并有法國愛心團特別支持，旨在傳承歷史記憶，弘揚中法友誼。

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出席凱旋門紀念活動的儀仗隊

第69屆聯合國世界婦女大會官方論壇主持人、“情歌王子”、著名國際主持人王國權（Prince John）此次應法國愛心團團長董鳳珍女士的盛情邀請，首次出席這一意義深遠的儀式，以嘉賓身份見證并參與，為活動注入藝術與情感的獨特光芒。作為在國際社會具有影響力的國際主持人，王國權的影響力早已跨越國界：今年上半年，在紐約市政廳，他舉辦個人演唱會，綻放中西合璧的音樂魅力；在卡內基音樂廳、林肯中心及哥倫比亞大學，他主持高端文化盛會，推動藝術與學術的深度對話；在布魯克林，他積極投身美中文化交流活動，橋接兩國青年與社區的脈動。更令人矚目的是，紐約州參議員和紐約市議員親臨頒獎，表彰他為文化橋梁所做的貢獻。此外，他還分別獲得聯合國教科文組織、聯合國加勒比聯盟基金會以及聯合國全球婦女基金會的殊榮表彰，這些國際組織肯定了他長期致力于全球文化交流與人文關懷的卓越貢獻。被譽為“國際婦女之友”的王國權，今年上半年在聯合國總部主持第69屆聯合國世界婦女大會官方論壇，倡導全球性別平等與和平發展。他的國際聲譽，不僅讓他能輕松將此次華工紀念活動分享給全球和平大使們和聯合國相關渠道，更為這一歷史緬懷注入全球視野與人文溫度，進一步放大其在中法乃至國際社會的影響。

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王國權與紀念活動儀仗隊在香榭麗舍大道上一同整裝待發

王國權和儀仗隊走在香榭里舍大道上邁向凱旋門

王國權近日在巴黎從事一系列國際文化活動，將個人藝術之旅與歷史緬懷自然交融。從11月6日下午開始，他出席了塞努齊博物館（Musée Cernuschi）“Printemps Asiatique”（亞洲之春）展覽開幕式及其他文化交流活動，助力中法藝術對話的深化。次日，11月7日，他于埃菲爾鐵塔下，與全球頂尖朋克搖滾樂團The Offspring的主奏吉他手Noodles（本名Kevin Wasserman）進行了一場簡短而深刻的專訪。這場跨界對話，不僅橋接了朋克搖滾的叛逆激情與中法文化交流的深邃主題，更彰顯了The Offspring作為國際樂壇傳奇的非凡地位——作為朋克樂隊的巔峰代表，他們的經典之作如《Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)》和《Come Out and Play》已然成為全球搖滾史詩，影響數代樂迷與文化潮流。這些活動的余韻猶存，便讓他在11月9日的凱旋門之行中，繼續延續這份藝術與歷史的雙重回響。

王國權在紐約聯合國總部聯合國全球婦女基金會頒獎典禮上

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王國權與世界頂尖朋克搖滾樂團The Offspring的主奏吉他手Noodles在巴黎

夕陽西下，香榭麗舍大道上，參與者們身著整齊，組成方陣，伴隨樂隊莊嚴的旋律，緩步行進至凱旋門下。王國權作為特邀嘉賓，走在僑界精英隊伍的最后面、儀仗隊的前面，那穩健的步伐與隊伍融為一體，悄然傳遞出對歷史的敬意。他在接受采訪時動情分享道：“走在聞名遐邇的香榭麗舍大道上，與整個隊伍一同邁向凱旋門，我內心涌起無比的驕傲與榮幸。這不僅僅是一次簡單的行進，而是對先輩精神的致敬。作為全世界著名的地標，這里進行交通管制、吸引全球目光，足見法國政府對這一事件的重視。這也讓我深刻感受到，我們華人的地位在法國乃至國際社會正不斷上升——從被遺忘的歷史，到如今的莊嚴紀念，我們終于站上了這樣的舞臺。”

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凱旋門紀念活動現場

王國權和法國外籍軍團軍官們在凱旋門紀念活動現場

活動伊始，中國裔青年率先向凱旋門下的無名烈士墓敬獻花圈，象征著年輕一代對歷史的敬畏與傳承。隨后，中國駐法國大使館領事處僑務組秘書柴俊彥、法國華人海外協會第一副主席丁世定、法國青田同鄉會會長周偉、法國中法商會秘書長任嬌丹、法國文成友好協會會長朱良順、法國中法友誼互助會第一執行副主席陳成輝、法國華人青年協會會長陳家輝、法國外籍軍團華人老兵協會會長王玉龍，以及法國貴賓代表，依次向無名烈士墓敬獻花籃。在肅穆的樂曲聲中，全場人員默哀三分鐘，向犧牲的一戰華工致以最高敬意。

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僑領們在凱旋門下依次等待獻花

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凱旋門紀念活動現場

儀式高潮時刻，王玉龍會長與法國五星上將布魯諾·達里將軍共同點燃無名烈士墓的永恒之火，火光映照著凱旋門的雄偉拱門，象征著和平的希望永不熄滅。法國外籍軍團華人老兵協會成員列隊敬禮，法國海軍現役軍人、退伍老兵及中學生們肅立旁觀，整個現場氣氛莊重而感人。法國第八區區長讓·多塞勒、法國參議員、文森特·盧奧（一戰華工后裔）等法國政要也親臨現場，共同參與這一歷史時刻。

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法國外籍兵團退伍華人協會會長王玉龍、法國五星上將布魯諾·達利（Bruno Dary）將軍等共同撥旺無名戰士墓長明火。（圖片來源：法國外籍兵團退伍華人協會）

作為華工后裔的文森特·盧奧參議員在接受采訪時動情表示：“我的曾祖父于1916年來到法國，1923年成婚；我的祖母1923年出生。她有5個孩子，所以我們對家族歷史了如指掌。雖然現在很難追溯廣東的根源，但全家人都知道這段歷史。這段歷史絕對是中法關系和友誼的永恒象征。當時的情況非常艱難；一些華工別無選擇地來到法國，許多人失去了生命。我認為法國需要對他們說聲謝謝。”

法國參議員、華工后代Vincent Louault在向無名戰士墓獻花后，向犧牲的一戰華工默哀。

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此次活動是旅法僑界繼2023年后第二次獨立在停戰紀念日于凱旋門舉辦此類儀式。一戰期間，法國與英國因勞動力短缺，與中國政府簽約招募約14萬華工遠渡重洋赴歐。他們雖未上前線，卻在后方修建鐵路、道路、橋梁、戰壕，并從事農業生產，逾2萬華工客死他鄉。戰后，許多華工定居法國，成為首批旅法華人，并為中法友誼架起橋梁。此次凱旋門活動進一步擴大影響力，讓更多法國人了解這段被遺忘的歷史。王國權的出席，更是注入了一抹藝術與情感的溫度，他表示，未來將通過自己的國際平臺，繼續推廣華工故事，推動中法文化交流。

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凱旋門紀念活動現場

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出席紀念活動的部分法國外籍軍團老兵

活動結束后，王國權感慨萬千：“這一場儀式，不僅是歷史的回響，更是未來的召喚。它讓我更堅定地相信，通過文化與情感的橋梁，我們能讓更多人銘記先輩的犧牲，點亮中法友誼的永恒之火。這次經歷讓我深刻體會到，華工先輩的付出雖歷經百年，卻如凱旋門的拱門般巍峨不朽，他們的奉獻鑄就了今日的我們，我由衷地為能參與其中感到榮幸與感動。”他特別感謝法國愛心團團長董鳳珍女士的盛情邀請，正是這份邀請，讓他有機會深入了解一戰華工那段鮮為人知的貢獻與犧牲，并親身感受到這份跨越時空的溫暖與力量。王國權還對所有協辦機構和參與者表達了由衷的謝意：“感謝法國外籍軍團華人老兵協會的精心組織，感謝每一位僑界同胞的熱情相伴，以及法國政要的鼎力支持，讓我們共同守護這份寶貴的歷史記憶。”

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王國權和法國愛心團團長董鳳珍在凱旋門前方的香榭麗舍大道上與紀念活動隊伍集合

法國愛心團成立于2023年，由旅法華人精英發起，秉承“真善美”理念，致力于推動中法民間交流與慈善公益。兩年來，該團組織了多項溫暖人心的活動，包括社區互助、婦女權益倡導、文化藝術推廣及華工歷史紀念支持，深受僑界贊譽。董鳳珍女士表示：“愛心無界，我們歡迎更多有志之士加入，一起傳播正能量，筑牢中法友誼之橋。”有意者可通過微信公眾號“法國愛心團”或聯系董鳳珍女士（微信：fengzhen_dong）參與，共同書寫美好篇章。此次紀念不僅喚醒歷史記憶，更為中法民間交流注入新活力。

International Host Wang Guoqiang Attends WWI Chinese Laborers Memorial Ceremony at Paris Arc de Triomphe

New York Comprehensive News, Paris Report　On the evening of November 9, 2025 local time, just one day before the 107th anniversary of the Armistice of World War I, over 200 members of the French Chinese community gathered at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris for a solemn memorial ceremony to honor the Chinese laborers who sacrificed their lives for France during the Great War. The event was hosted by the Chinese Veterans Association of the French Foreign Legion, with co-sponsorship from organizations including the French Chinese Overseas Association, the French Qingtian Hometown Association, the France-China Chamber of Commerce, the French Wencheng Friendship Association, and the France-China Friendship Mutual Aid Association. Special support was provided by the France Love Group, aiming to preserve historical memory and promote Sino-French friendship.

Host of the Official Forum of the 69th United Nations World Women’s Conference, “Prince of Love Songs,” and renowned international host Wang Guoqiang (Prince John) made his first appearance at this profoundly meaningful ceremony upon the warm invitation of France Love Group President Dong Fengzhen. As a distinguished guest, he witnessed and participated in the event, infusing it with unique artistic and emotional resonance. As an influential international host in global society, Wang Guoqiang’s impact has long transcended borders: In the first half of this year, he held a solo concert at New York City Hall, showcasing the charm of Sino-Western musical fusion; at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Columbia University, he hosted high-profile cultural galas, fostering deep dialogues between art and academia; in Brooklyn, he actively engaged in U.S.-China cultural exchange initiatives, bridging youth and communities across nations. Notably, New York State Senators and New York City Council members personally presented awards, commending his contributions as a cultural bridge. Furthermore, he received honors from UNESCO, the United Nations Caribbean Community Foundation, and the United Nations Global Women’s Foundation, recognizing his long-standing dedication to global cultural exchange and humanitarian care. Dubbed the “Friend of International Women,” Wang Guoqiang hosted the official forum of the 69th United Nations World Women’s Conference at UN Headquarters in the first half of this year, advocating for global gender equality and peaceful development. His international stature enables him to effortlessly share this Chinese laborers’ memorial with global peace ambassadors and UN channels, infusing the historical remembrance with a worldwide perspective and humanistic warmth, thereby amplifying its significance in Sino-French and broader international relations. Recently in Paris, Wang Guoqiang has been immersed in a series of international cultural activities, seamlessly blending his artistic journey with historical commemoration. On the afternoon of November 6, he attended the opening ceremony of the “Printemps Asiatique” (Asian Spring) exhibition at the Cernuschi Museum (Musée Cernuschi) and other cultural exchanges, advancing Sino-French artistic dialogue. The following day, November 7, he conducted a brief yet profound interview with Noodles (real name Kevin Wasserman), lead guitarist of the world-renowned punk rock band The Offspring, beneath the Eiffel Tower. This cross-cultural conversation bridged the rebellious passion of punk rock with the profound themes of Sino-French exchanges, highlighting The Offspring’s legendary status in the global music scene—as pinnacles of punk rock, their classics like “Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)” and “Come Out and Play” have become epic milestones in rock history, influencing generations of fans and cultural trends. The lingering echoes of these activities carried into his Arc de Triomphe visit on November 9, continuing the dual resonance of art and history.

As the sun set, participants in neat attire formed orderly ranks along the Champs-élysées, marching slowly to the Arc de Triomphe accompanied by the solemn melody of a band. Wang Guoqiang, as a special guest, walked at the rear of the elite overseas Chinese delegation and ahead of the honor guard, his steady steps merging seamlessly with the procession, silently conveying reverence for history. In an interview, he shared emotionally: “Walking along the world-famous Champs-élysées with the entire group toward the Arc de Triomphe filled me with immense pride and honor. This was more than a mere procession; it was a tribute to our forebears’ spirit. As a global landmark with traffic controls and drawing worldwide attention, it underscores the French government’s Attach importance for this event. It deeply moved me to sense that the status of overseas Chinese in France and internationally is steadily rising—from forgotten history to this solemn commemoration, we have finally taken our place on such a stage.” The ceremony began with young Chinese descendants offering wreaths at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arc, symbolizing the younger generation’s awe and inheritance of history. Subsequently, Chai Junyan, secretary of the Consular Department’s Overseas Chinese Affairs Section at the Chinese Embassy in France; Ding Shiding, first vice president of the French Chinese Overseas Association; Zhou Wei, president of the French Qingtian Hometown Association; Ren Jiaodan, secretary-general of the France-China Chamber of Commerce; Zhu Liangshun, president of the French Wencheng Friendship Association; Chen Chenghui, first executive vice president of the France-China Friendship Mutual Aid Association; Chen Jiahui, president of the French Chinese Youth Association; Wang Yulong, president of the Chinese Veterans Association of the French Foreign Legion; and French dignitaries offered floral baskets in turn. Amid the somber music, all attendees observed three minutes of silence to pay the highest tribute to the fallen Chinese laborers of World War I.

The ceremony reached its climax as President Wang Yulong and French five-star General Bruno Dary jointly lit the eternal flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The firelight illuminated the majestic arches of the Arc de Triomphe, symbolizing the undying hope for peace. Members of the Chinese Veterans Association of the French Foreign Legion saluted in formation, while active and retired French Navy personnel and middle school students stood solemnly in observation, creating a profoundly moving atmosphere. French dignitaries, including the mayor of the 8th arrondissement, Jean Doselle, and Senator Vincent Luau (a descendant of WWI Chinese laborers), attended in person, joining in this historic moment.

In an interview, Senator Vincent Luau, a descendant of Chinese laborers, said emotionally: “My great-grandfather came to France in 1916 and married in 1923; my grandmother was born that year. She had five children, so our family knows our history well. Though tracing roots back to Guangdong is difficult now, everyone knows this story. It is an eternal symbol of Sino-French relations and friendship. The conditions were extremely harsh; many laborers came to France with no choice and lost their lives. I believe France needs to say thank you to them.”

This event marks the second time the French Chinese community has independently held such a ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe on Armistice Day since 2023. During World War I, facing labor shortages, France and Britain signed agreements with the Chinese government to recruit approximately 140,000 Chinese laborers who crossed oceans to Europe. Though not on the front lines, they built railways, roads, bridges, trenches, and engaged in agricultural production in the rear, with over 20,000 perishing abroad. After the war, many settled in France, becoming the first generation of French Chinese and bridging Sino-French friendship. This Arc de Triomphe ceremony further expands its influence, enabling more French people to learn about this forgotten history. Wang Guoqiang’s participation adds a touch of artistic and emotional warmth; he stated that he will continue promoting the Chinese laborers’ stories through his international platforms to advance Sino-French cultural exchanges.

Following the ceremony, Wang Guoqiang reflected deeply: “This event is not merely an echo of history but a call to the future. It strengthens my belief that through bridges of culture and emotion, we can ensure more people remember our forebears’ sacrifices and ignite the eternal flame of Sino-French friendship. This experience has made me profoundly appreciate that the laborers’ contributions, though a century old, stand as enduringly as the Arc de Triomphe itself—their dedication forges who we are today, and I am truly honored and moved to participate.” He extended special thanks to France Love Group President Dong Fengzhen for her warm invitation, which allowed him to delve into the little-known contributions and sacrifices of the WWI Chinese laborers and feel this timeless warmth and strength firsthand. Wang also expressed heartfelt gratitude to all co-sponsors and participants: “Thanks to the meticulous organization by the Chinese Veterans Association of the French Foreign Legion, the enthusiastic companionship of every overseas Chinese compatriot, and the strong support from French dignitaries—we together safeguard this precious historical memory.” Founded in 2023 by elite French Chinese, the France Love Group upholds the philosophy of “Truth, Goodness, and Beauty,” dedicated to advancing Sino-French grassroots exchanges and charitable causes. Over the past two years, it has organized numerous heartwarming initiatives, including community mutual aid, women’s rights advocacy, cultural and artistic promotion, and support for Chinese laborers’ historical commemorations, earning widespread acclaim in the community. President Dong Fengzhen remarked: “Love knows no bounds; we welcome more like-minded individuals to join us in spreading positive energy and solidifying the bridge of Sino-French friendship.” This commemoration not only revives historical memory but also infuses new vitality into Sino-French people-to-people exchanges.

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