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Core Points - The Nanjing-Leipzig Cultural Heritage Protection and Cultural Tourism Industry Innovation Exchange Conference was held in Leipzig, Germany, aiming to strengthen the connection between the "World City of Literature" and the "City of Music" in Europe [1][2] - The exhibition "Common Heritage, Common World" featuring Nanjing's Ming City Wall and Leipzig's historical architecture was launched, showcasing the wisdom of ancient city preservation from both Eastern and Western perspectives [1] - The exhibition received positive feedback from local audiences, who expressed admiration for the scale of the Nanjing City Wall and its underlying Eastern philosophy [1] Group 1 - The roundtable dialogue included experts from Leipzig's Bach Archive, Grassi Museum of Ethnology, Leipzig University, and Nanjing Archives Bureau, discussing topics such as "Public Participation in Heritage Protection and Transmission" and "The Meeting of the City of Music and the City of Literature" [2] - The "China Nanjing Week" initiative, part of the national "Cultural Going Out" strategy, has connected with major cities like Milan, London, New York, and Paris since 2015, creating a diverse cultural exchange network [2] - The current series of "Nanjing Week" activities will continue until February 2026, with Nanjing engaging in deep exchanges across Munich, Leipzig, and Dusseldorf, contributing to cultural exchange and mutual learning on the international stage [2]

Core Points - The 2025 China-ASEAN Youth Cultural Week opened in Beijing, focusing on the theme "Drawing the Future Together: The Youth Power Across Cultures" [1] - Over 200 experts and youth representatives from China and ASEAN countries participated in the event [1] - The opening ceremony featured four poetic and culturally rich chapters: "Initial Bloom, Mutual Growth," "Coexistence, Harmony of Mountains and Rivers," "Radiance, Hearts United Across Miles," and "Drawing Together, Harmony and Progress" [1] Group 1 - Cultural exchange enriches diversity, and youth resonate through shared experiences and viewpoints [3] - Chinese and ASEAN youth contribute to regional integration and mutual prosperity through their interactions and cultural exchanges [3]

Core Viewpoint - The second Golden Panda Awards ceremony showcased a blend of Sichuan culture and international artistry, emphasizing emotional connections through music and performance [1][11]. Group 1: Performances and Artists - Renowned singer and composer Han Hong opened the ceremony with her self-composed song "Jinxiu," which reflects her personal emotions and is tailored for Sichuan [2][4]. - Tan Weiwei performed "Dang Shi," marking her return to the song after twenty years, expressing deep emotional resonance and support for the potential revival of the musical "Jinsha" [6]. - Tenor Shi Yijie collaborated with international artists to perform the theme song "Tongxing," highlighting a fusion of various musical styles and cultures [7]. - Singer Hai Lai A Mu and the children from the Niuniu Choir performed "Kou Xian," revitalizing a traditional folk song with modern elements [7]. Group 2: Cultural Significance and Artistic Direction - Pianist Tian Jiaxin presented a special program "Mei Mei Yu Gong," integrating piano, violin, and pipa to narrate stories of Chinese culture and promote cultural exchange [9]. - The stage design, inspired by Sichuan's bamboo sea, created an immersive experience, showcasing the integration of art and technology [9]. - The event served as a bridge for cultural exchange, illustrating that culture enriches through communication and civilization progresses through mutual learning [11].