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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
GUIYANG, Aug. 17 (Xinhua) — Winners of the "Wind from China" short video contest dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Russia visited southwest China's Guizhou Province from Aug. 11 to 17.
During the week-long trip, more than ten representatives of Russian youth, including winners of the said competition and media workers, visited the cities of Guiyang (the administrative center of Guizhou Province), Renhuai and Anshun.
Let us recall that the competition was jointly organized by the Chinese Cultural Center in Moscow and the Asian-European Bureau of the Xinhua News Agency with the support of the Chinese Embassy in the Russian Federation. The event was officially launched on November 12, 2024, and the award ceremony for its winners took place in Moscow in January 2025.
The participants were able to share their understanding of Chinese-Russian friendship and demonstrate the interpenetration of the cultures of the two countries, which allowed them to add bright chords to the beautiful song about Chinese-Russian friendship.
Polina Fedorova, 23, was able to go on this trip after winning first place thanks to her video, which featured her own song about her love for China.
She said the experience of experiencing the intangible cultural heritage of Guizhou Province left a deep impression on her and also gave her a deeper understanding of China's local characteristics.
The girl will enter China Jiliang University in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, East China, to major in Chinese language in September this year. She said that this trip will be very helpful for her future studies and life in China.
Angelina Kisetova, who works as a Chinese language teacher at a school in Russia, won second prize in the competition for her video. In it, she shared her impressions of China, talking about her own experience of studying in the city of Qingdao (Shandong Province, eastern China) and using footage from her trips to Beijing and Shanghai.
According to A. Kisetova, who visited the mountainous regions of southwest China for the first time, her trip to Guizhou gave her a new idea of China's natural landscapes. In addition, she also found the performance of the traditional local musical drama "Dixi", which tells stories of the ancient Chinese Three Kingdoms era /220 – 280 BC/, quite attractive.
During the trip, the girl deliberately took a lot of photos and videos, hoping to add to the “library of materials related to Chinese culture” in her teaching program. “I want my students to understand that learning Chinese is the key to understanding China,” she shared.
P. Fedorova also has her own plan for the future. “When I learn Chinese, I will return to work in a Russian trading company to become a professional who understands both Chinese and international markets.” -0-
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