《环球时报》记者采访全球南方国家政界、文化界人士，他们眼中的“文明观”什么样？

Group 1 - The global dialogue on civilization diversity and world peace development was held in Beijing, attended by over 600 representatives from around 140 countries and regions [1] - The forum released the results of a global public opinion survey titled "Our View of Civilization," exploring overseas respondents' attitudes towards cultural exchange and their overall evaluation of Chinese civilization [1] - Various cultural and political figures from countries like Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Kyrgyzstan, and Zimbabwe shared their perspectives on civilization and cultural exchange with China [1][2][5] Group 2 - Egypt has been actively promoting cultural heritage protection combined with technological innovation, focusing on modern museums to enhance public awareness of cultural heritage value [2] - Indonesia emphasizes the concept of "unity in diversity," viewing cultural diversity as a source of cohesion rather than division, and highlights the importance of cultural understanding in strengthening bilateral relations with China [3][4] - Pakistan aims to establish a "Digital Corridor" to enhance South-South cooperation, leveraging digital platforms for cultural exchange and promoting joint media projects to deepen emotional ties between the two nations [4][5] Group 3 - South Africa's former senior diplomat highlighted the need for dialogue and understanding in a fragmented world, emphasizing the role of cultural exchanges in strengthening ties between China and Africa [5] - Kyrgyzstan's youth leader stressed the importance of peace for the development of civilization and the need for mutual sharing of cultural values to foster friendship [6][7] - Zimbabwean artists advocate for recognizing cultural identities and promoting mutual respect as a foundation for peaceful coexistence, using drama as a medium for cultural exchange [8]