Hey there, young explorers! 🌎 Have you ever wondered how kids just like you are connecting across the world? On the latest episode of ‘The Power of Youth+’, CGTN host Yang Xinmeng chats with three students from the University of Tulsa in the United States. Together, they dive into how China and the U.S. can understand each other better and break down stereotypes. 🙌
This special episode happens during the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional Chinese holiday filled with fun and yummy food! The guests got to try making and tasting zongzi—delicious sticky rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves. 🍙 Through sharing these experiences, they discovered that enjoying traditions together can build friendships and bridge cultures.
From chatting about school life and what they value, to even talking about tricky topics like trade, these young people show that open conversations can help us find common ground. 🗣️❤️ They prove that no matter where we’re from, we can learn from each other and grow together.
So, are you ready to see how friendships are built across oceans? Tune in to ‘The Power of Youth+’ and join the journey of connection and understanding! 📺✨
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Watch: Resonance in Dialogue: Gen Z's perspective on China-U.S. ties
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