Hey amigones! 🎉 This week, the annual U.S.–Chinese mainland People-to-People Dialogue kicked off in sunny Los Angeles. Co-hosted by the National Committee on United States–China Relations and Tsinghua University’s Center for International Security and Strategy, the event brings together students, scholars, artists, and entrepreneurs for a shared goal: “Bridging the Cultural and Information Divide.”
According to Ediz Tiyansan, reporting from LA, this year’s lineup is packed with panel discussions on digital media literacy, cross-cultural storytelling, and the power of youth voices. From workshops on social media trends to roundtables on traditional art forms, participants are diving into ways to connect across borders and tech barriers. 💡🌐
A crowd favorite? A session where content creators from both cultures swap tricks on making videos that resonate worldwide—imagine TikTok dance challenges fused with folk music beats! 🎶 It’s proof that creativity can build bridges in just 15 seconds.
There’s also a startup pitch contest where entrepreneurs showcase apps for language exchange and virtual cultural tours. The winning team scores seed funding plus mentorship from leaders in the U.S. and the Chinese mainland. Talk about leveling up! 🚀
As young delegates network over coffee and dumplings, one thing is clear: breaking down stereotypes starts with open conversations and shared experiences. Whether you’re tuning in online or catching highlights on social, the U.S.–Chinese mainland Dialogue is redefining how we share our stories. Stay tuned! 👀✌️
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2025 U.S.–China People-to-People Dialogue underway in Los Angeles
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