中新网郑州1月10日电(张楠)2026年全国台联海外台胞冬季河南参访活动暨第三十二届台胞青年冬令营 海外营开营仪式9日在郑州举行，近50名来自印尼的台胞青年与在豫青年志愿者现场观看宋代点茶表 演、做宋锦挂饰手工，开启文化寻味之旅。 此次活动由中华全国台湾同胞联谊会主办，河南省台湾同胞联谊会承办。开营仪式上，河南省侨联副主 席吕剑致辞表示，此次冬令营是一次寻根问祖的文化之旅，更是一场联结亲情的暖心之约，希望海外台 胞青年成为中华文化的传播者、两岸交流的推动者。河南省台联会长李婷表示，台联是台湾同胞在祖国 大陆的"家"，始终致力于为两岸青年互学互鉴搭建平台、创造条件，欢迎大家多到河南走走看看，认识 中华文化的根和魂。 印尼留台校友联谊会副会长黄佩沁介绍了印尼留台校友联谊会的相关情况，并表达对本次河南之行的期 待之情。全国台联联络部交流处处长陈炎林向营员代表授予营旗，河南省台联会长李婷宣布开营。 随后的宋锦挂饰手作环节，营员们亲手制作新年主题挂饰，体悟宋代织锦技艺的精妙与美好寓意。"亲 手触摸这些精致的工艺，仿佛能感受到穿越千年的温度，"一位正在专注制作的台胞青年表示。 接下来的行程中，营员们将前往焦作、洛阳、开封 ...

中新网重庆12月26日电 (张旭)12月26日下午，重庆高校涉侨组织戏剧文化展演活动在西南大学举行，以 戏剧展演的形式，助力构建在渝高校侨界青年、海外青年情感联结纽带。 现场。张旭 摄 本次活动以"戏融中外文化·侨连五洲友情"为主题，由重庆市政府侨务办公室、重庆市侨联、重庆海外 联谊会主办，吸引了西南大学、重庆师范大学、重庆交通大学、四川外国语大学、重庆第二师范学院等 高校参与。 活动现场，舞台短剧、钢琴伴舞、音乐舞台短剧、歌舞、微话剧等节目精彩纷呈，为现场观众带来视听 盛宴。活动不仅生动展现了中华优秀传统文化，更是一场中外青年"以戏为媒、以情会友"的深度对话。 《论语》中的经典对话、唐诗宋词里的家国情怀、重庆本土的民俗传说……本次戏剧文化展演活动，吸 引了来自重庆各高校的侨界青年、外国留学生登上舞台，以不同的角度、故事、场景，进行了中华传统 文化的"青春表达"。 图为活动 图为参加 活动的中外青年。张旭 摄 主办方有关负责人表示，戏剧是文化的"活化石"，更是交流的"通用语"。期待通过此次展演，让更多青 年加深对中华文化的认同，让更多外国朋友读懂中国文化的内涵，为推动中华文化走向世界、促进人类 文明交流互鉴贡 ...

肖进才坦言，台湾社会对中华武术的了解并不充分。为了让中华武术文化被更多人了解，他从最基础的公益教学起步，走进中小学、社会团体，义务推广武 术。随后，又在戏曲学校、大学武术社团任教，一步步向台湾民众介绍中华武术的历史脉络、精神内涵与技艺特点。 点滴耕耘，终见回响。15年间，台湾学习中华武术的人数逐渐增多：越来越多家庭主动送孩子习武，也有不少学生自发地跟随他学习中华武术。他培养的不 少学生还在各类比赛中崭露头角。"看着中华武术在台湾从'没人懂'到'有人爱'，甚至能出门拿奖，我心里特别欣慰。"肖进才笑着说道。在他看来，这种变 化不仅是技艺的传播，更是文化认同在潜移默化中生成。 2020年回到大陆后，肖进才开设武馆，专注幼儿武术教学，同时还兼顾武术裁判工作，并始终保持着训练的习惯。面对网络平台的关注与热度，肖进才显得 颇为淡然，"我年纪也不小了，能坚持到现在，就是希望给大家一个认知：凡事贵在持之以恒。" 转自：环球网 【环球网报道 记者 安雪 田佳南 王嘉宁】"我练武术三十多年，就想让中华功夫扎下根、传出去，让两岸同胞借中华文化交流走得更近。"在接受环球网记者 采访时，台胞武术家肖进才的这番话，道出了他数十年如一日传 ...

【环球网报道 记者 安雪 田佳南 王嘉宁】"我练武术三十多年，就想让中华功夫扎下根、传出去，让两 岸同胞借中华文化交流走得更近。"在接受环球网记者采访时，台胞武术家肖进才的这番话，道出了他 数十年如一日传播中华文化的初心。近日，在一场武术赛事中场休息时，他身着西装、脚穿皮鞋即兴展 示传统武术的视频在网络上广泛传播，也让更多人将目光投向中华武术所承载的文化力量。 武术之于肖进才，不只是技艺，更是一条绵延不断的文化脉络。他出生于河南驻马店，12岁起便研习传 统武术，长期系统训练为他奠定了扎实的基本功。作为专业武术运动员退役后，他选择赴台湾发展，一 待就是15年。这段跨越海峡的经历，也让他更加真切地体会到两岸文化交流的价值与意义。 台胞肖进才（受访者供图） 肖进才坦言，台湾社会对中华武术的了解并不充分。为了让中华武术文化被更多人了解，他从最基础的 公益教学起步，走进中小学、社会团体，义务推广武术。随后，又在戏曲学校、大学武术社团任教，一 步步向台湾民众介绍中华武术的历史脉络、精神内涵与技艺特点。 点滴耕耘，终见回响。15年间，台湾学习中华武术的人数逐渐增多：越来越多家庭主动送孩子习武，也 有不少学生自发地跟随他学习 ...

中新网北京12月8日电 "2025中华文化大乐园巴西营"日前在巴西圣保罗德馨双语学校正式开营。 "2025中华文化大乐园巴西营"日前在巴西圣保罗德馨双语学校正式开营。(温州大学华侨学院供图) 来自温州大学"中华文化大乐园"代表团成员、侨领代表、巴西华文学校负责人和华裔青少年共约500人 参加了开营仪式。 温州大学"中华文化大乐园"代表团团长潘从义在致辞中表示，本次活动以"寻根中华，共筑未来"为主 题，旨在通过丰富多彩、寓教于乐的形式，为华裔青少年提供深入了解祖(籍)国文化、体验中华文化魅 力的机会，希望参营的华裔青少年做中华文化的学习者、文化传播的践行者。 巴西华人协会会长叶周永在致辞中表示，希望营员们珍惜此次文化寻根之旅，学习好中华文化，协会将 继续与各方携手，为中巴文化交流贡献力量。 圣保罗华助中心教育组组长胡军表示，参与本次"中华文化大乐园巴西营"活动的华裔青少年人数达到历 史之最。圣保罗华助中心教育组将努力让营员们在亲身体验中加深理解、在动手实践中深化感悟中华文 化精髓。 圣保罗德馨双语学校校长魏万古表示，学校创校16余年来，一直致力于在巴西推广和传承中华语言文 化，未来将继续为华裔青少年的成长与文化 ...

Core Points - The "Chinese Wind Mid-Autumn Cultural Festival" was held in Chatswood, Willoughby, Sydney, showcasing the unique charm of Chinese culture [1] - The festival featured a variety of activities including music, dance, food, traditional arts, and cultural markets, highlighting both Chinese and Australian cultural elements [1] - The event aimed to enhance understanding of Chinese culture among local residents and visitors [2] Group 1 - The festival included performances by international students from the University of Sydney, demonstrating the younger generation's appreciation for traditional Chinese culture [1] - The event was attended by notable figures including the Chinese Consul General in Sydney, who emphasized the importance of Chinese culture in Australia's multicultural landscape [2] - The festival also highlighted the friendly relations between New South Wales and Guangdong Province, as well as between Willoughby City and Maoming City [2] Group 2 - Local Australian politicians expressed their support for the event, recognizing the significance of cultural and community exchanges between Australia and China [2] - The festival featured various stalls showcasing Chinese cultural products and cuisine, promoting cultural exchange and understanding [1][2] - The event was designed to foster a sense of connection and friendship between the local community and Chinese culture, encapsulated in the phrase "may we all live long and share the beauty of the moon, even if we are a thousand miles apart" [2]

Core Points - The Confucius Institute at Bucharest University participated in the "Asian Culture Festival 2025" in Romania, showcasing the charm of Asian culture through various cultural experiences and performances [1] - The event featured interactive booths themed around "Hanfu," including activities such as Hanfu try-on, painting, and calligraphy, attracting significant public interest [2][6] - The Confucius Institute aims to continue serving as a cultural bridge, organizing more engaging activities to promote Chinese culture and enhance Sino-Roman cultural exchanges [8] Summary by Sections - **Cultural Exchange Event** - The festival brought together representatives from 16 Asian countries, highlighting the diversity and richness of Asian cultures [1] - **Interactive Activities** - The Hanfu-themed booths included calligraphy experiences where attendees could have their names written in Chinese characters, and children enjoyed coloring Hanfu designs [2] - The Hanfu try-on area was particularly popular, allowing participants to experience traditional Chinese attire [2] - **Performances** - Students from the Confucius Institute performed a unique song and dance show, receiving enthusiastic applause from the audience [6] - A fashion show featuring various styles of Hanfu from different historical periods was conducted, showcasing the vibrancy of Chinese culture [6] - **Future Plans** - The Confucius Institute plans to host more innovative cultural activities to further promote the warmth and appeal of Chinese culture in Romania [8]

Group 1 - The Chinese Consulate in Gothenburg, in collaboration with the Stockholm Chinese Cultural Center, hosted a special event for the "Chinese Film Week" at Filmstaden Bergakungen, the largest cinema in Gothenburg, attended by over 150 participants including local expatriates, international students, and cultural figures [1][3] - The event received strong support from the China Film Archive and the National Film Administration, showcasing two animated films, "Chang'an 30,000 Li" and "Lion Boy 2," which integrate Eastern aesthetics [3] - Attendees expressed that these films served as a window for the local audience to better understand Chinese history, culture, and social life, increasing their interest and curiosity in Eastern cultural arts, and they look forward to more cultural exchange activities and screenings of Chinese films in the region [5]

Group 1 - The theme of the summer camp is "Dragon Pulse Passing on Youthful China," attracting approximately 1,800 Taiwanese youth from 16 countries and regions to participate in cultural exchange activities across nearly 30 provinces in mainland China [1] - The National Taiwan Federation has been promoting cross-strait youth exchanges since 2004, aiming to deepen integration and cooperation between the two sides [2] - Participants are encouraged to share their experiences from the summer camp with their families and friends to enhance understanding of mainland China's development achievements [2] Group 2 - Taiwanese youth shared personal stories of their experiences in mainland China, highlighting the positive aspects of cultural and economic opportunities available [3] - The summer camp includes lectures and cultural experiences, allowing participants to engage with traditional Chinese culture and language [4] - The development achievements of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area left a significant impression on the participants, showcasing advanced technology and innovation [5] Group 3 - Participants visited various exhibitions, including the planning exhibition of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone, and experienced advanced maritime technology at the Zhuhai Marine Science Center [5] - The exhibition at the Zhuhai Space Center showcased China's advancements in aerospace technology, impressing attendees with the scale and innovation of the displays [6] - Taiwanese youth expressed a desire to contribute to China's technological progress in the future, inspired by the rapid development observed during their visit [6]

Core Viewpoint - The seventh Chinese Cultural Arts Festival, themed "Taste of China," was held in Vancouver, showcasing various cultural performances and traditional crafts, promoting cultural exchange between China and Canada [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The festival took place on July 20 at the Vancouver Art Gallery Plaza, featuring performances such as dance, opera, and face-changing acts, alongside traditional paper-making demonstrations and tea experiences [1]. - The event attracted significant local participation, highlighting the vibrant nature of Chinese culture and its alignment with Canada's multicultural ethos [1]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The festival serves as a platform for showcasing the essence of Chinese culture, aiming to enhance understanding and integration among different ethnic groups in Canada [2]. - It was established in 2019 and has become an annual event that promotes the exchange of Chinese traditional culture with other ethnic communities [2].