Core Viewpoint - The "Village Spring Festival Gala" held in Xiamen's Aotou Overseas Chinese Town has become a significant cultural event, connecting overseas Chinese with their roots and showcasing traditional Chinese culture through various performances, attracting over 4 million online viewers [1][9]. Group 1: Event Overview - The gala, themed "Overseas Chinese Connecting the World," was broadcast live globally, with over 4 million viewers on a single platform by 21:40 [1]. - This event has been held for five consecutive years, evolving from a simple cultural show to a vital connection for overseas Chinese to feel at home during the Spring Festival [3][9]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The performances included traditional arts such as the 24 Seasonal Drums, Nanyin singing, and glove puppetry, highlighting the rich heritage of Chinese and overseas Chinese culture [3][4]. - The event integrates traditional Min Nan culture with the unique characteristics of the overseas Chinese community, allowing ancient skills to thrive on a modern stage [4][6]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The gala was initiated by a community leader who faced challenges in funding and resources but successfully gathered volunteers and local artists to create a heartfelt celebration [6][8]. - The event has seen a significant increase in viewership, from over 500,000 in its first year to over 5 million expected by 2025, demonstrating its growing importance in connecting overseas Chinese with their homeland [8][9]. Group 4: Interactive Elements - In 2023, the gala introduced an interactive segment for overseas Chinese, featuring video greetings from communities in over 10 countries, enhancing the sense of connection and celebration [8][9]. - The live chat during the broadcast allowed viewers from around the world to share their experiences and greetings, further enriching the communal atmosphere of the event [8][9].

中新社福建宁德2月14日电 题：福建东侨华侨新村的别样年味 新春将至，走进位于福建省宁德市东侨经济技术开发区的华侨新村社区，大门口悬挂的一串串东南亚风 格挂饰随风轻摆，斑斓的色彩与传统红灯笼、中国结等新春氛围装饰交相辉映。归侨侨眷穿梭其间，忙 着制作印尼千层糕、越南扣肉等"侨味"美食。 越南扣肉、印尼长粽、咖喱鸡……每年腊月，华侨新村社区许多归侨家庭会相约一起制作"侨味"美食， 不仅是味觉的延续，更是文化的纽带。 2月12日， 福建省宁德市东侨经济技术开发区华侨新村社区张灯结彩，年味十足。陈银龙 摄 现年55岁的华侨新村社区居民缪亚扬，一直致力于传播侨文化，饮食文化便是其中之一。1978年，7岁 的缪亚扬跟随祖父母，一家三代人从越南归国定居宁德市，数十年来，他们的生活及饮食习惯仍基本保 持着"南洋味"。 "东南亚美食选料注重天然，以特有的植物调味，讲究营养成分的最佳搭配，主要采用蒸煮的烹饪手 法。"缪亚扬说，为获取最佳食材，她自行栽种了香茅、薄荷叶等十多种植物，便于日常烹饪使用，"要 做就做得地道，才能把侨文化传播得更广更远"。 作者 吕巧琴 吴允杰 华侨新村社区党支部书记、居委会主任，华侨新村社区侨联主席陈 ...

中新网宁德2月14日电 (记者 吕巧琴)新春将至，走进位于福建省宁德市东侨经济技术开发区的华侨新村 社区，大门口悬挂的一串串东南亚风格挂饰随风轻摆，斑斓的色彩与传统红灯笼、中国结等新春氛围装 饰交相辉映。归侨侨眷们穿梭其间，忙着制作印尼千层糕、越南扣肉等"侨味"美食。 华侨新村社区党支部书记、居委会主任，华侨新村社区侨联主席陈银龙近日接受中新网采访时说， 将"侨味"悄然融入"年味"，这是华侨新村多年来传承与发扬侨文化的缩影。 华侨新村社区是福建省首个由归侨侨眷聚居的社区，户籍人口2428人，其中归侨侨眷占85%以上。60多 年前，他们随东湖塘华侨农场在宁德三都澳畔扎根；如今，这片土地已成为宜业宜居的国家级经济技术 开发区——东侨经济技术开发区，在2024年度国家级经开区综合发展水平考核评价中排名第24位。 从滩涂围垦到宜业宜居，从"侨居造福"到"幸福侨牌"，华侨新村的年味里，藏着几代归侨的身份认同与 时代变迁。 "以前大家主要靠种植、养殖为生，日子比较艰苦，就盼着春节能丰富一下伙食。"陈银龙说，近年来， 东侨经济技术开发区发展日新月异，经济快速发展、环境更加优美、生活也更便利了，居民的认同感和 获得感都明显提 ...

转自：汕头发布 近日 北京师范大学新媒体传播研究中心 联合中国日报网、光明网等单位 共同发布了 《2025中国城市海外网络传播力 建设系列报告》 报告对全国338座内地城市的 国际网络传播效能进行全面评估 汕头市以59.59分的成绩 位列总榜单第58名 再次彰显了城市在国际传播领域 的持续突破与影响力提升 | 排名 | 城市名称 | 综合指数 | | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | 北京市 | 94.50 | | 2 | 上海市 | 90.60 | | 3 | 成都市 | 87.53 | | 4 | 深圳市 | 83.99 | | 5 | 广州市 | 81.69 | | 6 | 屋庆市 | 80.41 | | 7 | 杭州市 | 80.03 | | 8 | 哈尔滨市 | 79.10 | | 9 | 武汉市 | 77.62 | | 10 | 厦门市 | 76.32 | | 50 | 贵阳市 | 61.05 | | --- | --- | --- | | 51 | 隠州市 | 60.30 | | 52 | 镇江市 | 60.24 | | 53 | 张家界市 | 59.90 | | 54 | 徐州市 ...

Group 1 - The event "Gathering Good Fate, Love Without Borders" was held at the Detian (Ban Yue) Waterfall Cross-Border Tourism Cooperation Zone in Chongzuo City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, featuring a collective wedding ceremony [2] - The wedding attracted 39 couples from both China and Vietnam, including 29 Chinese couples (23 newlyweds, 3 golden anniversary couples, and 3 silver anniversary couples) and 10 Vietnamese or Sino-Vietnamese couples [2]

Group 1 - The He Shun Library in Yunnan is recognized as the largest rural library in China, established in 1928 by local overseas Chinese donations [1] - During the recent National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, He Shun Ancient Town attracted nearly 80,000 visitors, with a peak daily visitor count of approximately 20,000 [1] - The town showcases a unique blend of cultures, featuring architectural elements from South Asia and Europe, reflecting the diverse heritage of the local overseas Chinese community [1] Group 2 - The "overseas flavor" in Kejie Town's community stems from the settlement of over 2,000 Southeast Asian returnees in the 1970s and 1980s, leading to a fusion of culinary traditions [2] - Kejie Town's hot spring resources and overseas Chinese cuisine have become major attractions, drawing over 30,000 tourists annually [2] - Yunnan is one of China's five major overseas Chinese homelands, with over 2 million Yunnanese residing in more than 70 countries, predominantly in Southeast Asia [2]

Core Insights - Yunnan's Heshun Ancient Town has become a popular tourist destination during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, attracting a significant number of visitors due to its unique cultural blend and activities [1][3][5] Group 1: Tourism and Visitor Statistics - During the recent holiday period, Heshun Ancient Town received nearly 80,000 visitors, with a peak daily visitor count of approximately 20,000 [3] - The town's appeal is enhanced by various cultural activities, including traditional performances and modern entertainment, providing a diverse experience for tourists [3][5] Group 2: Cultural Significance - Heshun Ancient Town has a rich history as a starting point for many overseas Chinese, with over 30,000 residents living abroad across 13 countries, contributing to its unique cultural landscape [3][4] - The local architecture reflects a fusion of Eastern and Western styles, showcasing influences from various cultures brought back by overseas Chinese [4][6] Group 3: Culinary Attractions - The Huashiao community in Changning County, near Heshun, features restaurants that offer a mix of Yunnan and Southeast Asian cuisines, attracting food enthusiasts [4][5] - The community's culinary offerings are a result of historical integration of local and overseas Chinese food cultures, creating a distinctive dining experience [4][6] Group 4: Broader Context of Yunnan's Overseas Chinese - Yunnan is one of China's five major regions with a significant overseas Chinese population, with over 2 million individuals residing in more than 70 countries, primarily in Southeast Asia [6] - The province's rich overseas Chinese cultural resources reflect the historical memories and patriotic sentiments of its diaspora [6]

Core Viewpoint - The "Overseas Chinese Happiness Communication Office" in Guangzhou serves as a historical symbol of the emotional connection between overseas Chinese and their homeland, reflecting their struggles and aspirations throughout the 20th century [6][12]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Established in 1932 by the Overseas Chinese Happiness Association in Yahu Township, the office facilitated remittances and correspondence for overseas Chinese, becoming a vital link between them and their families back home [7]. - By 1933, over 5,000 overseas Chinese from Yahu Township were living abroad, highlighting the area's prominence as a hub for overseas Chinese [7]. - The office played a crucial role in conveying messages and financial support, with letters and remittances symbolizing the deep emotional ties and responsibilities felt by overseas Chinese towards their families [8]. Group 2: Cultural Legacy - The office's wooden plaque and various artifacts have been donated to the Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Museum, where they are displayed to educate visitors about the history and contributions of overseas Chinese [9][10]. - The museum has organized exhibitions such as "Homing Pigeons Delivering Family Letters" to showcase the emotional narratives and historical context of the letters exchanged between overseas Chinese and their families [10][12]. - The cultural significance of the "Happiness Communication Office" is emphasized as a symbol of collective memory and the enduring spirit of overseas Chinese, which the museum aims to preserve and promote [12][13]. Group 3: Future Initiatives - The Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Museum plans to continue its role as a cultural hub by hosting various exhibitions and activities that celebrate the contributions of overseas Chinese and foster cultural exchange [12][13]. - Future initiatives will focus on enhancing cultural identity and pride among overseas Chinese, while also promoting dialogue and understanding between different cultures [13].