Core Perspective - The celebration of the Chinese New Year is evolving into a global trend, with increasing participation from international tourists and students, marking a shift from merely observing to actively engaging in Chinese cultural practices [2][6]. Group 1: Cultural Engagement - International students from various countries are immersing themselves in Chinese traditions, such as writing Spring Festival couplets, which enhances their understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture [2][4]. - The act of writing characters like "福" (fu) not only conveys New Year wishes but also reflects a deeper recognition and connection to Chinese cultural values and aesthetics [4]. Group 2: Global Perception of China - The Chinese New Year embodies the rich cultural heritage of the Chinese nation while showcasing a more open and confident image of China to the world [6]. - The experiences of international visitors and students contribute to a more nuanced understanding of China, transforming "China Travel" and "Becoming Chinese" from mere online tags into genuine cultural exchanges and emotional connections [6].

Core Points - The second Golden Panda Awards ceremony was held in Chengdu, where "Nezha: The Devil's Child" won the Best Animated Feature award [1][3] - The Golden Panda Awards aim to promote cultural exchange and understanding through film, featuring entries from 126 countries and regions, with a total of 5,343 submissions [3] - The awards highlighted the importance of diverse cultural expressions and the role of animation in evoking shared human memories [3][4] Awards Summary - Best Animated Feature: "Nezha: The Devil's Child" [1][3] - Best Director in Documentary: Gao Song for "Hometown Thousands of Miles" [3] - Best Documentary: Norwegian film "New Wilderness" [3] - Best Visual Effects: "Chang'an 30,000 Li" [3] - Best Animated Character: Brazilian film "Taina and the Amazon Guardians" [3] - Best Film: Italian film "There is Tomorrow" [4] - Best Music: Zhu Yun for "Breaking Hell" [4] - Best Actress: Délia Weinberg for "The Other Side of the Sky" [4] - Best Actor: Yi Long for "Mistakes by the River" [4] - Best Drama Series: "Mountain Flowers Blooming" [3] - Best Actress in a Drama Series: Tang Yan for "Blossoms" [3] - Best Actor in a Drama Series: Ng Chun Yu for "Border Water Stories" [3] - Best Director in Drama Series: James Strong for "Mr. Bates vs. the Post Office" [3]