Music and Movies Bring China and Uzbekistan Closer Together 🎶🎬
Have you ever enjoyed a song or a movie from another country? For many young people in Uzbekistan, Chinese pop culture has become super exciting! 😄
Meet Dinora
Dinora is a student from Uzbekistan studying at Sichuan University in Chengdu, a big city in the Chinese mainland. She has seen how her friends back home are getting more interested in Chinese pop music (also known as Mandopop). Even though they speak different languages, the catchy tunes bring everyone together! 🎵
Festivals and Fun
In Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, there is a special festival every year celebrating Chinese culture and language. People gather to enjoy music, dances, and learn more about each other’s traditions. Isn’t that cool? 🌟
Lights, Camera, Action!
Cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an host film festivals where Uzbek movies are showcased. This means people in China get to watch stories from Uzbekistan, and people in Uzbekistan can watch Chinese films too. Movies help us understand each other’s lives better. 🎥
Building Friendships
“Being an Uzbek student in China, I have seen the cooperation between our two countries grow stronger,” Dinora says. Through music, festivals, and movies, young people are making new friends and learning new things every day! 🤗
The Power of Pop Culture
Pop culture isn’t just about fun; it’s a bridge that connects people from different places. Maybe next time, you’ll listen to a song or watch a movie from another country and make a new friend too! 🌍❤️
Reference(s):
Pop culture builds bridge of friendship between China, Uzbekistan
cgtn.com
