“光影记录·友谊长存”——中美友好交往故事荟活动启动

Core Points - The event "Light and Shadow Records: Friendship Lasts" was launched in Los Angeles to enhance Sino-American cultural exchanges and promote friendship between the two nations [1][2] - The documentary "Guling Family Letters" premiered, showcasing a co-production that tells the Guling story through an international perspective [1] - The "See China" program has engaged 106 American youths from over 10 universities since 2011, fostering cultural exchange and creative projects [2] Group 1 - The "Light and Shadow Records: Friendship Lasts" event aims to narrate stories of Sino-American friendship and enhance people-to-people exchanges [1] - The documentary "Guling Family Letters" is the first co-produced film that tells the Guling story through a dual narrative of history and the present [1] - The event included a special screening and discussions with scholars and audience members, emphasizing the importance of cultural understanding [1] Group 2 - The "See China" program has been running for 15 years, allowing American students to engage with Chinese culture and share their experiences [2] - The documentary "Snow: The Unfinished Journey" was introduced, focusing on the historical friendship between the U.S. and China during the war [2] - The North American distribution agreement for "Snow: The Unfinished Journey" was signed, indicating a commitment to promoting Sino-American narratives [2] Group 3 - Chinese Consul General in Los Angeles highlighted the importance of youth in continuing the legacy of friendship through modern technology and storytelling [3] - Local leaders emphasized the significance of understanding historical ties to build a better future between the two nations [3] - Scholars noted that increased interactions between the peoples of China and the U.S. can foster deeper mutual understanding and friendship [3]