In honor of 60 years of Sino-French diplomatic relations, CGTN recently hosted a vibrant forum dedicated to exploring the future of cultural exchange between China and France. The event featured notable figures such as French film producer Natacha Devillers and Fudan University Associate Professor Chen Jie.
During the roundtable discussion, Devillers and Chen shared their early experiences with Chinese and French cinema, highlighting the profound impact films have on bridging cultural gaps. They delved into how cinematic narratives and genres have evolved over the decades, reflecting shifting tastes and societal changes in both nations.
The speakers emphasized the pivotal role that films play in promoting mutual understanding and appreciation between China and France. By showcasing diverse stories and talents, cinema fosters a deeper connection and paves the way for future collaborations.
Looking ahead, Devillers and Chen expressed optimism about the prospects of Sino-French cultural partnerships. They hope to see an increase in joint film productions, co-productions, and exchanges that continue to enrich the cultural landscapes of both countries.
The forum not only celebrated the achievements of the past six decades but also set the stage for continued cultural dialogue and collaboration, reinforcing the strong diplomatic ties between China and France.
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Forum explores future prospects of Sino-French cultural exchange
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