此外，五洲传播中心与马来西亚芒果传媒、杰骅影业等机构分别签署《中马主题微短剧共创计划》《中 马影视文化交流合作协议》，发布中马主题轻综艺节目《声声乐尔》。 本次活动由中国国务院新闻办公室、中国国家广播电视总局和马来西亚通讯部共同指导，五洲传播中 心、马来西亚Astro媒体集团和马来西亚芒果传媒联合主办。 据介绍，在国务院新闻办公室和国家广播电视总局支持指导下，《熊猫剧场》（《熊猫时间》）于2021 年正式播出，与俄罗斯、法国、南非、印度以及中亚等全球20多个国家和地区的本土主流媒体合作，累 计覆盖超过1.3亿海外受众。 《熊猫剧场》马来西亚开播暨中国主题节目展播季启动仪式12月6日在马来西亚举行，来自中马两国政 府部门、文化机构与影视艺术产业等百余名代表出席。 马来西亚通讯部副部长张念群在致辞时表示，《熊猫剧场》为马来西亚观众观看中国节目、了解中华文 化提供更多选择。希望今后有更多精品节目，进一步拓宽合作领域，以光影视听传递文化温度，携手书 写新的友谊篇章。 中国驻马来西亚公使郑学方表示，作为中方精心打造的品牌影视合作项目，《熊猫剧场》紧随大熊 猫"辰星""晓月"在马来西亚落地，这既是一份奇妙巧合，更是一个以 ...

人民网曼谷12月6日电 （记者章念生、张矜若）吉隆坡消息：12月6日，《熊猫剧场》马来西亚开播暨中国主题节目展播季启动 仪式在吉隆坡举行，马来西亚本土主流媒体、影视产业、文化艺术等各界人士及青少年代表100余人参加。 追光者（马来语）。主办方供图 活动现场，与会嘉宾共同启动中国主题节目展播季。本次展播季是首次以马来语译配节目为主的中国内容展播活动，将通过 Astro集团旗下马来语电视频道持续播出至2026年中国春节期间，计划展播电视剧《国色芳华》《小巷人家》、纪录片《与古为友》 《记住乡愁》、动画片《萌宝战警》等超过100小时的中国主题影视节目，为本地受众带来文化视听盛宴。 《山海情》海报（马来语）。主办方供图 同时，五洲传播中心与马来西亚芒果传媒、杰骅影业等机构分别签署了《中马主题微短剧共创计划》《中马影视文化交流合作 协议》，推动中马主题微短剧创作、影视基地合作等产业交流；发布中马主题轻综艺节目《声声乐尔》。 本次活动是由中国国务院新闻办公室、中国国家广播电视总局和马来西亚通讯部共同指导，五洲传播中心、马来西亚Astro媒体 集团和马来西亚芒果传媒联合主办。 马来西亚通讯部副部长张念群在致辞时表示，马来西 ...

Core Points - The seventh Chinese language training program for Malaysian government officials concluded with 65 non-Chinese participants receiving diplomas, marking a record participation from 14 government departments [1][2] - The program included 50 beginners and 15 intermediate students, with a total of 45 hours of instruction over seven weeks, enabling participants to reach HSK Level 1 proficiency [2] - The training utilized an AI-based Chinese teaching system for the first time, aiming to enhance classroom learning and future applications of AI in Malaysian education [2] Group 1 - The program was organized by the Malaysian Han Culture Center and the Malaysian Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations (IDFR) [1] - The training is seen as a significant step in promoting Chinese as an important diplomatic language in Malaysia, especially in the context of the "Prosperous Malaysia" era [1][2] - The program aims to foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding between China and Malaysia, with ongoing support from the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia [2] Group 2 - Participants showcased their learning outcomes through performances, including singing Chinese songs and reciting tongue twisters, creating a warm and joyful atmosphere at the graduation ceremony [2] - The program's success is expected to contribute to deeper cultural and linguistic exchanges between the two countries, laying a foundation for future cooperation [2]

Core Points - The memorial in George Town, Penang, Malaysia, commemorates the contributions of the South Overseas Chinese workers who supported China's resistance against Japanese aggression during World War II [1][2] - The memorial serves as a reminder of the importance of peace and stability for national prosperity, especially in the context of Malaysia's development achievements [2] - Cultural exchanges between Malaysia and China are increasing, facilitated by policies such as visa exemptions, enhancing mutual understanding [2][3] Group 1 - The memorial was funded by the local Chinese community and completed in 1950, with ongoing efforts for its preservation and enhancement [1] - The South Overseas Chinese workers, over 3,000 in number, played a crucial role in supporting the construction of the Burma Road during the war [1] - The memorial is a site for annual commemorations, reflecting the enduring spirit of the South Overseas Chinese workers [1] Group 2 - The significance of peace is emphasized, particularly in light of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the World Anti-Fascist War, highlighting the need to cherish stability [2] - The increasing popularity of the Chinese language in Malaysia is noted, with families from various ethnic backgrounds encouraging their children to learn it [3] - Penang Polytechnic has a significant number of Chinese students, indicating the influence of Chinese culture and education in Malaysia [3]

Core Viewpoint - The event "Belt and Road Vision, Blossoming Together" showcases cultural exchange and friendship between China and Malaysia through youth performances, celebrating the 51st anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event took place on August 1 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, co-hosted by multiple organizations including the China World Ethnic Culture Exchange Promotion Association and the Malaysian Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture [1]. - The event featured nearly a hundred guests and included various artistic performances such as martial arts, wind music, dance, and situational dramas, highlighting over ten different art forms [1]. Group 2: Themes and Performances - The performances were centered around three main themes: "Dialogue of Traditional Essence," "Resonance of Modern Art," and "Cultural Fusion and Innovation" [1]. - Notable performances included a Tai Chi display, a pipa solo titled "Ambush from Ten Sides," and Sichuan opera face-changing, which received enthusiastic responses from the audience [1]. - The closing choir performance of "Tomorrow Will Be Better" elevated the atmosphere, showcasing the artistic talents of Chinese and Malaysian youth [1].

Core Insights - Cheng Long, founder of the tourism guiding studio "Walking in Malaysia," provides Chinese guiding services at the National Museum of Malaysia, addressing the cultural needs of Chinese tourists and facilitating connections with their heritage [2][3][4] Group 1: Background and Motivation - Cheng Long's sensitivity to immigrant culture stems from his family history as a descendant of immigrants from Sichuan, which sparked his curiosity about cultural changes [3] - His interest in overseas Chinese communities was ignited by an encounter with a Malaysian Chinese peer in a Beijing hospital, leading him to explore differences in Chinese education systems [3] - Watching a documentary on Chinese laborers in Southeast Asia deepened his understanding of the historical significance of the Chinese diaspora [3][4] Group 2: Professional Development - Cheng Long's background in media and communication has been instrumental in his guiding work, allowing him to transform museum texts into engaging narratives [4][5] - He recognized the importance of academic knowledge and pursued a master's degree in communication studies at Putra University in Malaysia, enhancing his understanding of multicultural communication [4] Group 3: Guiding Services Expansion - Noticing the lack of Chinese language guides at the National Museum, Cheng Long established "Walking in Malaysia" to fill this gap, providing comprehensive Chinese guiding services [6][7] - His guiding approach combines Malaysian history with Chinese cultural elements, making the experience relatable for visitors [6][7] Group 4: Community Engagement and Cultural Exchange - Cheng Long has expanded his guiding services beyond museums to include city tours, emphasizing the cultural significance of local Chinese temples [7] - He actively engages with visitors, fostering cultural dialogue and encouraging contributions to the local Chinese education system [7][8] Group 5: Seeking Connections - The increasing requests for assistance in finding relatives in China led Cheng Long to create a free platform for Chinese seeking their families, named "Nanyang Seeking Relatives" [9][10] - The platform has successfully facilitated reunions, highlighting the emotional connections and cultural ties of the Malaysian Chinese community [10] Group 6: Future Aspirations - Cheng Long aims to serve as a bridge for cultural exchange between China and Malaysia, integrating the narrative of Chinese history into his guiding services [11]