NANCHANG, China, Jan. 2, 2025
/PRNewswire/ -- A report from Jiangxi International
Communication Center(JXICC): In today's increasingly interconnected
world, the interactions, exchanges, and integration of different
cultures are creating vibrant humanistic bonds. The Jiangxi
International Communication Center has produced a news documentary
titled "New Aspirations Cross Oceans", which focuses on three
volunteers participating in the Exchange Program of receiving youth
volunteers from Eastern Bay of Plenty of New Zealand. They are from the international
volunteer team to serve in Jiangxi
for over three months while covering multiple cities. The
experiences they had while working and living in Jiangxi highlight the cultural exchanges
between China and New Zealand. Both countries value and
appreciate their own beauty as well as that of each other. These
experiences serve as vivid examples of the deep connections and
shared emotions between the people of China and New
Zealand.
Bridging Friendship Through Wushu
Rangiatea Buchanan, a New
Zealand native with a deep passion for Wushu, has formed an
inseparable bond with China.
During her volunteer service in Jiangxi, she sought guidance on Wushu
techniques and built strong friendships with the locals, using the
principles of Wushu as a bridge. Her story exemplifies how cultural
exchange can foster closeness, demonstrating that people grow
closer through mutual respect and understanding.
https://youtu.be/y6SP6SQtewM
Together
Manaia Sorensen, a Māori dance
performer, arrived in Jiangxi
filled with curiosity for Chinese culture. During her three-month
volunteering, she not only taught Māori dance and shared aspects of
New Zealand's culture but also
actively learned about Chinese culture, facilitating a two-way
cultural exchange. Her journey vividly illustrates the enlightening
impact of cultural exchange, highlighting the mutual learning and
flourishing of diverse cultures.
https://youtu.be/beaxpA8EbuM
I'm Here in Your City
From the students at Nanchang Foreign Language School traveling
to New Zealand, to the young
volunteers from the Eastern Bay of Plenty in New Zealand volunteering in Jiangxi, this series of youth exchange
programs has provided a platform for young people of both countries
to broaden their horizons and deepen their friendships. More
importantly, it has planted seeds of integration in their hearts.
The meeting of Xu Chang and Steevie
Hunia symbolizes the aspiration for integration, reflecting a
bright future that the people of both countries can create together
through mutual learning and understanding.
https://youtu.be/sAc9vH0R8jU
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SOURCE Jiangxi International Communication Center(JXICC)
