Group 1 - The event "Who Am I?" held by Jinan University focused on the identity challenges faced by overseas Chinese youth, with over 60 participants sharing their experiences in multicultural environments [1][2] - Participants expressed that their dual cultural backgrounds are not contradictions but unique advantages, fostering a sense of connection through shared recognition of Chinese culture [2] - The event highlighted the importance of cultural exchange in establishing identity recognition among overseas Chinese youth [1][3] Group 2 - The experiences shared by participants, such as overcoming language barriers and finding self-identity through personal interests like writing, illustrate the journey of self-discovery in a foreign cultural context [2][3] - Scholars emphasized that multicultural backgrounds provide unique advantages for Chinese youth, enabling them to contribute significantly to both their home and host countries [3]
“对中华文化的认同让我们心意相通”
Ren Min Ri Bao Hai Wai Ban·2025-12-03 01:04