Group 1 - The visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Moscow for the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War is a significant diplomatic action that deepens understanding and consensus among Chinese and Russian youth [2][3][5] - The atmosphere in Moscow is festive, with students expressing strong national pride and emotional resonance during the military parades [3][4] - The event symbolizes the deep historical ties between China and Russia, with both nations' youth feeling a sense of shared history and future cooperation [4][5] Group 2 - The ongoing practical cooperation between China and Russia is expanding, providing more opportunities for youth in both countries [7][8] - There is a growing interest among Russian students in learning Chinese, driven by cultural appreciation and job prospects linked to China-Russia cooperation [8] - The presence of Chinese brands in Russia is increasing, with more job opportunities related to trade and cultural exchange emerging in Moscow [8] Group 3 - Educational exchanges between Chinese and Russian youth are fostering deeper understanding and trust, positioning them as "people-to-people ambassadors" for future cooperation [9] - Multilateral cooperation platforms like the UN and BRICS are becoming important for youth engagement in global affairs, promoting a more inclusive and multipolar world [10][12] - The role of youth in multilateralism is emphasized, with opportunities for them to express their views and participate in discussions on global issues [12][13]