第21届全中国日语作文大赛在北京颁奖

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the significance of cultural exchange through language, as demonstrated by the award-winning essay of Zhu Hengyu, a student from Dalian University of Foreign Languages, which focuses on the differences in "bullet chat culture" in VTuber live streaming [1][2] - The 21st "Chinese Japanese Essay Contest" received 2391 submissions from 201 educational institutions, showcasing its growth as one of the most influential Japanese writing competitions between China and Japan, with over 60,000 participants since its inception [2] - The event was attended by Japanese Ambassador to China, Konishi Kenji, who emphasized the importance of understanding each other's cultures through language as a foundation for future friendship [1] Group 2 - The winning essay titled "Hearts Connected Through User Comments" explores the interaction between language and culture through the lens of exchanges with exchange students from the University of Tokyo [1] - The 61 award-winning essays from this year's contest have been compiled and published by the Japanese Qiaobao Publishing House, with distribution across Japan [1] - Preparations for the 22nd All-China Japanese Essay Contest have begun, with proposed themes including "Sino-Japanese Communication in the SNS Era" and "Four-Character Idioms I Created" [2]