International youth are increasingly drawn to China's rich cultural landscape, finding inspiration and joy in its vibrant offerings. A recent example is the blockbuster animation \"Ne Zha 2,\" which has garnered praise from around the world.
“This might be one of the best animation movies I have seen in my life," shared an international student from Central China Normal University with CGTN after watching \"Ne Zha 2.\" This sentiment echoes the growing appreciation among young global citizens for Chinese storytelling and artistic excellence.
Aruna Jayathilaka from Sri Lanka embodies this trend. Attracted by the vibrant culture of the Chinese mainland, she moved to Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province two years ago to pursue a doctoral degree in international relations. Her experience highlights the allure of China's dynamic environment and its impact on fostering cross-cultural connections.
Films like \"Ne Zha 2\" not only entertain but also bridge cultural gaps, allowing young individuals from diverse backgrounds to connect with Chinese traditions and modern narratives. As more global youth engage with such cultural products, the appreciation for China's cultural richness continues to grow, strengthening international bonds.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
