中新社浙江丽水2月22日电 题：侨乡新观察：一杯"洋饮料"里的中国年味变迁 作者 林波 春节期间，浙江侨乡丽水市青田县临江路的咖啡馆香气氤氲。推开一家弄堂咖啡馆的门，咖啡机蒸汽声 与拜年声交织，咖啡馆负责人朱炳晓正忙着拉花。 这间开业将满一周年的小店，迎来了属于自己的第一个春节。 朱炳晓是土生土长的青田人，学美术出身的他，因爱喝咖啡而开了这家店。 2月18日， 游客在青田拍照留念。 林波 摄 这个春节，在杭州工作的李琳回到青田老家就和"发小"约好了"去哪家店喝咖啡"。"喝完咖啡再回家吃 妈妈做的山粉饺，这才是完整的年味。" 咖啡的融入，并未稀释传统，反而提供了一种新的连接方式。 归侨陈明带着父母来到一家由老屋改造的咖啡馆。他的父母是地道的青田农民。 "以前他们觉得咖啡苦，像'中药'。这次我带他们来尝现磨的，配着本地糖糕，他们居然说'好喝'。"陈 明笑道，这是今年春节最有成就感的事。"两代人的口味，在这一杯咖啡里达成了共识。" 朱炳晓店里推出的特色咖啡。 林波 摄 "以前过年是走亲戚、嗑瓜子、喝茶，现在很多年轻人回来，第一件事是找家顺眼的咖啡馆坐坐。"他告 诉作者，春节期间店里客流翻倍，不少是老面孔。"大多是返 ...

中新社记者 吴庆才 林永传 2月17日，马年正月初一20时，厦门翔安区澳头侨乡，一场以"侨联五洲"为主题的村级春节联欢晚会准 时开演并通过网络全球直播，二十四节令鼓、娘惹服装走秀、古筝演奏、闽南布袋戏、《归侨赤子》和 《跳春》舞蹈等精彩节目，生动展现中华文化与华侨文化的深厚底蕴和时代风采。截至21时40分记者发 稿时，仅单一平台在线收视人数已突破400万人次。 2月17日，马年正月初一晚8时，以"侨联五洲"为主题的厦门翔安区澳头侨乡村级春节联欢晚会开演。图 为《二十四节令鼓》表演。(晚会导演组 供图) 这场已连续举办五届的"村晚"，已超越普通文艺演出的范畴，成为海外游子"屏对屏"回家、寄托乡情的 重要窗口。 厦门澳头是一座襟山带海的闽南侨村，百年来有两万多村民远渡重洋，散居于全球20多个国家和地 区，"侨"是这座小村最鲜明的印记。五年来，这台小小"村晚"，始终扎根侨乡沃土，把闽南传统文化与 侨乡特色紧紧相连，让海外侨胞在熟悉的乡韵中，感受故土温暖。 中新社厦门2月17日电 题：厦门小渔村：一台"村晚" 五洲乡愁 图为娘惹服装走秀。(晚会导演组 供图) 说起办这台联结五洲侨心"村晚"的初心，总导演蒋永泰说，"要 ...

陈芳芳目前在青田县职业技术学校学习西餐专业。该校党总支书记项建微介绍，学校的教学特色是围 绕"侨"字服务，学生可以学习中西餐、咖啡、无人机等专业。 2月11日，"文化进万家——2026浙江青田新春惠民演出"在浙江省丽水市青田县文化会展中心大剧院举 行，为侨乡群众送上诚挚祝福。 青田县是著名侨乡，有海外华侨华人38.1万人，分布在全世界146个国家和地区。 此次演出由中国文艺评论家协会、中国摄影家协会、中国杂技家协会、浙江省文学艺术界联合会主办， 中国文联文艺评论工作联席会议机制办公室支持，是国家级优质文化资源下沉基层、赋能地方文化建设 的重要实践活动。除惠民演出外，文艺家还组成小分队参加乡村村晚，体验传统年俗，并实地开展采风 创作，让优质文艺资源走进田间地头。 意大利人吉吉在后台，一边接受采访一边换上红色唐装。他是一名意餐主厨，两年前和中国合伙人来到 青田开了一家意大利餐厅。虽然是第一次站上中国春节的演出舞台，但他非常放松，感受着中国年的氛 围。 17岁的王家兴来自葡萄牙，如今在上海读大学，他和两名意大利侨二代、巴西籍青年一起合唱《我的中 国心》。参加戏曲情景表演的陈芳芳出生在青田，她的母亲来自阿塞拜疆。她说 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the growing popularity of Southeast Asian delicacies, particularly during the Lunar New Year, in Guangxi's Liucheng Overseas Chinese Farm, showcasing the integration of cultural heritage and local tourism [1][4]. Group 1: Cultural Integration and Heritage - The production of traditional Southeast Asian cakes, such as Indonesian layer cake and pandan cake, is a testament to the cultural fusion in the region, with local residents preserving these culinary traditions [1][3]. - The cake shop run by sisters Luo Shelan and Luo Xuekui reflects the influence of their heritage, as Luo Shelan learned the craft from her mother-in-law, who returned from Vietnam [3][4]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Tourism - The Liucheng Overseas Chinese Farm has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists, with orders for traditional cakes being shipped to cities like Liuzhou, Shenzhen, and Shanghai, indicating a significant demand for these products [1][3]. - The farm's annual Southeast Asian Food Festival has successfully attracted around 100,000 visitors in 2025, generating social consumption of 10 million yuan and increasing income for overseas Chinese by over 4 million yuan [5]. Group 3: Local Business Growth - The cake shop has become a favored spot for local residents and overseas Chinese, contributing to the local economy by providing unique products that resonate with cultural nostalgia [3][4]. - The sisters' commitment to using authentic Indonesian ingredients helps maintain the traditional flavors, further enhancing the appeal of their offerings [3][4].

Core Insights - The article highlights the unique cultural and historical significance of Yuantou Village, which has transformed from an "island village" to a peninsula, and its strong ties to overseas Chinese communities, particularly in Southeast Asia [6][10]. Group 1: Historical Background - Yuantou Village, known as "Yunzhang," has a history of over a thousand years and was once isolated due to a flood that created a new river channel, making it an island [7]. - The village has a rich history of emigration, with many residents leaving for Southeast Asia during turbulent times to seek better livelihoods, leading to a significant overseas Chinese population [8][9]. Group 2: Overseas Chinese Contributions - The village has approximately 5,000 overseas Chinese, which exceeds the local registered population, creating a phenomenon of "one Yuantou at home, one Yuantou abroad" [6]. - Overseas Chinese have significantly contributed to the village's development by funding infrastructure, educational institutions, and cultural initiatives, thereby fostering a unique diasporic culture [6][15]. Group 3: Educational Impact - The early generations of overseas Chinese prioritized education, leading to the establishment of schools such as the Yunzhang Academy and Yuantou Primary School, which became vital educational institutions in the region [15][16]. - Numerous scholarships have been established by overseas Chinese to support local students, reflecting their commitment to education and community development [17]. Group 4: Architectural Heritage - The village features unique architectural styles that blend traditional Chinese and Southeast Asian influences, with several ancestral homes recognized as historical buildings [12][13]. - Recent efforts have been made to restore and preserve these historical structures, enhancing the village's cultural heritage and promoting eco-tourism [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the journey of Zhang Xiaoming, a local resident of Kaiping, who has transformed from a construction worker to a "nostalgia restorer" by revitalizing historical buildings and creating a museum that showcases the cultural heritage of the overseas Chinese community [8][10][59]. Group 1: Background and Transformation - Zhang Xiaoming has been engaged in the revitalization of historical architecture and the operation of homestays for over ten years [12]. - His transformation began after the "Kaiping Diaolou and Villages" was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, prompting him to return to his hometown and pursue opportunities in tourism [19][22]. - He initially started by offering car rentals and later opened the first homestay in Kaiping, which has since expanded significantly [36][38]. Group 2: Cultural Preservation Efforts - Zhang has collected over 3,000 historical items, which he displays in a museum he established within his homestay, emphasizing the importance of these artifacts as cultural witnesses [50][48]. - His efforts include restoring significant buildings such as the "Pinlu" and "Zhongren Lou," which serve as symbols of the local heritage and the stories of overseas Chinese [64][59]. - The restoration work has not only preserved the physical structures but also provided a sense of belonging and nostalgia for descendants of the original owners [66][70]. Group 3: Community Impact and Recognition - Zhang's initiatives have revitalized the local economy, attracting tourists and enhancing the community's infrastructure, such as installing streetlights and improving roads [87][90]. - His work has garnered recognition from both locals and visitors, with many expressing gratitude for his role in helping them reconnect with their roots [91][92]. - The article emphasizes the significance of Zhang's contributions to the preservation of cultural heritage and the promotion of local tourism, positioning him as a key figure in the community's development [93].

Core Viewpoint - Yisa Town, located in Yunnan Province, is a historical hub known for its horse caravan culture and overseas Chinese community, having developed significant trade routes to Southeast Asia over a century ago [1][6][7]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Yisa Town was established as a key trading post with 11 trade routes to Southeast Asia, creating a unique cultural blend of horse caravan and overseas Chinese traditions [1][6]. - The town's historical development peaked between 1912 and 1949, with hundreds of horse caravans operating annually, marking a significant era in cross-border trade [6][7]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage - The architectural landscape of Yisa features a mix of Chinese and Western styles, earning it the titles of "Architectural Garden of the Outside River" and "Museum of Border Architecture" [3][4]. - The local museum showcases 457 artifacts related to the horse caravan and overseas Chinese culture, providing a comprehensive narrative of Yisa's historical journey [8]. Group 3: Community and Identity - Approximately 75% of the local overseas Chinese population resides in Yisa, reflecting the town's strong ties to its diaspora [1]. - Recent years have seen over 10,000 overseas Chinese and international friends visiting Yisa, reinforcing its status as a cultural and ancestral hub [12]. Group 4: Future Development - Yisa is set to upgrade to a national 4A tourist attraction by 2024, focusing on cultural tourism and leveraging modern technology for commerce [12]. - Plans for the local museum include enhancing exhibitions and creating interactive experiences to promote cultural exchange and attract international visitors [15].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant connection between the city of Enping in Guangdong, China, and the Venezuelan community, particularly focusing on the historical migration patterns and the current situation of Venezuelan-Chinese residents amidst recent turmoil in Venezuela [1][15]. Group 1: Historical Context - Enping has a long history of migration to Venezuela, with the first Chinese immigrants arriving in the 19th century, primarily from Peru and later from Panama [3][4]. - The migration wave from Enping has been ongoing for over a century, driven by limited local resources and the need for better living conditions [4][6]. - The early Chinese immigrants in Venezuela established a strong community, leading to a network that facilitated further migration from Enping [6][14]. Group 2: Current Situation - Recent events in Venezuela have caused panic among the local Chinese community, with residents queuing for essential goods amid fears for their safety [1][15]. - The Venezuelan economy, once thriving due to its oil reserves, has faced significant turmoil over the past decade, impacting the lives of Enping residents in the country [14][15]. - The cultural integration of Enping immigrants in Venezuela is evident, with local customs and languages blending, creating a unique cultural identity [9][13]. Group 3: Economic Impact - Enping residents have established a strong presence in various industries in Venezuela, particularly in the restaurant sector, where over 80% of Chinese restaurants are operated by Enping people [13]. - The remittances sent back to Enping from Venezuelan immigrants have become a crucial economic support for many families in the region [13]. - The community's entrepreneurial spirit has led to the creation of a robust business network, contributing to the local economy in both Enping and Venezuela [13][14].

Group 1 - The 2025 "Fengyun Nanyue" Winter Camp (Zhongshan Camp) officially opened on December 23 at the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Museum, gathering 104 participants from 10 countries for a ten-day cultural exploration of Lingnan culture [1][3] - The winter camp is organized by the Guangdong Provincial Overseas Chinese Federation and hosted by the Zhongshan Overseas Chinese Federation, serving as a joint event for the 2025 Chinese and Overseas Chinese (Zhongshan) Essay Competition [2] - The theme of the camp is "Overseas Chinese Memories: Youth Writing," focusing on traditional Chinese culture and incorporating Zhongshan's cultural characteristics through various learning courses and experiential activities [2] Group 2 - Participants will have opportunities to learn about Chinese history, Bay Area development, intangible cultural heritage, and overseas Chinese culture through visits to science and technology enterprises, Hanfu experiences, drone operations, Chinese writing classes, and cultural exchange activities [2] - The event will also host the finals of the 2025 Chinese and Overseas Chinese (Zhongshan) Essay Competition, where overseas participants will compete with local students from Zhongshan and Guangzhou, fostering friendships and expressing their thoughts on Chinese culture and homeland [2] - The camp aims to create a complete chain of "experience—perception—creation," encouraging students to transform their vivid experiences into inspiration for writing heartfelt stories about their cultural heritage [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the charm and cultural richness of Jun'an, a town in Shunde, known for its beautiful landscapes, historical significance, and culinary heritage, making it a unique travel destination in China [1][6][12]. Group 1: Cultural and Historical Significance - Jun'an is recognized as a "cultural town" and is home to the world's largest Bruce Lee statue, celebrating the legacy of the famous martial artist who was born here [12][57]. - The town retains historical elements such as the last remaining "self-braiding women's house," which tells the story of women who traveled abroad for work and returned to their roots [14][75]. - The local community actively preserves traditional arts, particularly Cantonese opera, which is a significant part of Jun'an's cultural identity [62][64]. Group 2: Natural Beauty and Lifestyle - Jun'an is described as a picturesque town with scenic views of the West River, offering various outdoor activities such as cycling, horseback riding, and enjoying sunsets by the river [10][40][42]. - The town's lifestyle is characterized by a relaxed pace, where residents engage in leisurely activities and maintain a strong connection to nature [5][44][83]. - The local environment, including the Dolphin Bay and surrounding greenery, provides a tranquil escape from urban life, attracting both locals and tourists [25][28][49]. Group 3: Culinary Heritage - Jun'an's culinary scene is highlighted by the unique "Ma Jie" cuisine, which has evolved from the cooking skills of women who worked abroad, making it a significant part of the local food culture [93][94]. - Signature dishes such as fish cakes and steamed pork are emphasized for their traditional preparation methods and local ingredients, showcasing the town's rich culinary heritage [96][99][101]. - The article mentions the importance of fresh river seafood, which is a staple in Jun'an's dining experience, reflecting the town's geographical advantages [99][105].