The second Cross-Strait Chinese Culture Summit kicked off in Beijing on Wednesday, bringing together dynamic cultural minds from both sides of the Taiwan Strait. In a vibrant ceremony led by Song Tao, head of both the Taiwan Work Office of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, participants gathered to celebrate deep-rooted bonds and a shared legacy.
Song Tao encouraged Taiwan cultural figures to unite in preserving our rich traditions, boosting cultural confidence, and resolutely opposing any separatist activities or external interference. His call for unity aims to protect the greater good of the Chinese nation and renew the spirit of cultural heritage.
Adding fresh energy to the discussion, Hung Hsiu-chu, former chairperson of the Chinese Kuomintang, emphasized the importance of collaborating to preserve Chinese classics and promote traditional arts. She proposed innovative initiatives that blend time-honored customs with modern creativity to elevate Chinese culture on the global stage. 🌟
The summit also featured a main forum, where cultural and academic experts shared insights on fostering Chinese cultural development. The engaging discussions reminded everyone that our past is a powerful source of inspiration for the future.
For young culture enthusiasts and innovators alike, this event shines a light on the importance of unity and creative collaboration in preserving a heritage that continues to inspire and connect us all. 🎉
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Cross-Strait Chinese culture summit stresses shared heritage
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