Hey there! Did you know that even in a world where people sometimes disagree, we can still find ways to talk and understand each other? 🌐
Recently, a big survey asked 12,000 people from 41 countries if they think different civilizations can have a dialogue—a friendly chat. And guess what? Most people said YES! 🎉
This survey was shared at the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting in Beijing, where leaders and thinkers came together to talk about how cultures can learn from each other.
Many people support something called the Global Civilization Initiative. This idea is about different countries and cultures respecting each other and working together, even if they have different traditions or ways of life. It’s like how you and your friends might like different things but still have fun together! 🤗
One really cool finding from the survey is that people believe tradition and modernization can go hand in hand. That means we can keep our awesome traditions while also moving forward with new and exciting technologies! Imagine using the latest gadgets while celebrating holidays with your family—best of both worlds! 🎊📱
CGTN anchor Liu Xin shared these interesting results, showing that many people around the world are hopeful about civilizations talking and understanding each other better.
So, even if the world seems divided at times, there’s a lot of hope that we can come together, learn from each other, and make the world a better place! 🌏✨
Reference(s):
Why civilizational dialogue matters: Key findings from a global survey
cgtn.com
