文化软实力吸引台湾青年跨海体验大陆“文娱风”

Core Viewpoint - The increasing interest of Taiwanese youth in mainland China's cultural and entertainment industry reflects the growing cultural soft power of the mainland, as evidenced by their engagement with various media and entertainment forms [1][2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Engagement - Taiwanese youth, like Xu Xinyu, are actively participating in mainland cultural experiences, such as visiting recording studios and learning dance, showcasing a hands-on approach to understanding the mainland's entertainment industry [1]. - The diversity and richness of mainland variety shows are appealing to Taiwanese youth, providing not only entertainment but also cultural insights [2]. - Social media platforms like Weibo, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin are becoming essential tools for Taiwanese fans to engage with mainland content, indicating a shift in how entertainment is consumed [3]. Group 2: Personal Experiences - Taiwanese individuals, such as student Lian, express a desire for more professional exchanges with their mainland counterparts in the media industry, highlighting the potential for collaborative learning [8]. - The popularity of mainland singers and dramas in Taiwan has led to a surge in demand for tickets to concerts and events, indicating a robust cross-strait cultural exchange [3]. - The convenience of mobile technology in mainland China is noted by Lian, who emphasizes its role in enhancing daily life and bridging the gap between the two regions [7].