Core Points - The "Shan Yi Festival" and the "National Lifelong Learning and Tea Culture Appreciation" event were held in Longwu Tea Town, showcasing four national "Learning Stars" who received applause upon their appearance [1] - The event highlights the success of the "step-by-step talent incubation system" in Xihu District, with four individuals recognized as national "Learning Stars" in the past five years [1] Group 1 - Hong Liping, a representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of the West Lake small flower basket, has successfully expanded her craft internationally and was awarded "National Learning Star" in 2020 [1] - Feng Zanyu, a provincial representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Jiuqu Hongmei, has dedicated 55 years to preserving red tea craftsmanship and was recognized as "National Learning Star" in 2022 [1] - Fan Shenghua, with over 50 years of experience in West Lake Longjing tea picking and processing, and Zheng Yunhai, a food carving artist recognized as "Hangzhou Craftsman," were also awarded "National Learning Star" [1] Group 2 - Since March, Xihu District Community College has been promoting lifelong learning with activities centered around the theme "Tea Charm of West Lake," including performances and writing contests [2] - The event aims to promote tea culture and foster a lifelong learning atmosphere, contributing to the development of a learning-oriented urban area [2] - Xihu District plans to continue its lifelong learning initiatives, emphasizing community education and creating a "15-minute learning circle" to make learning a prevalent trend [2]

Core Insights - The 10th China Tea Olympics, themed "Listening to Tea in the Forest and Springs," was held in Longwu Tea Town, showcasing a comprehensive immersive experience that attracted over a hundred tea enthusiasts from various regions [2][3] - The event has evolved into a prestigious tea event since its inception in 2014, with nearly 10,000 tea professionals and hundreds of tea companies participating from 18 countries and regions [3] - Longwu Tea Town is transforming from a traditional tea town into a global tea culture destination, aligning with the West Lake District's strategy of "Two Towns and Six Districts" [2][5] Event Highlights - The event featured innovative elements such as modern drama and music in tea art competitions, enhancing the visual impact of performances [3] - Unique culinary experiences were introduced, with tea being incorporated into gourmet dishes, refreshing perceptions of "eating tea" [4] - The competition also included a health-oriented tea drink contest, appealing to younger demographics with creative beverage presentations [4] Industry Development - Longwu Tea Town is implementing a "Tea + Tourism" strategy, integrating tea culture with various events and experiences to attract visitors [5][6] - Collaborations with research institutions are fostering innovation in tea cultivation and processing, expanding the tea product range [6] - The town is leveraging international exhibition opportunities to establish itself as the "Number One Tea Town" in China, focusing on youth engagement and digital transformation in the tea industry [6]

Core Insights - The article highlights the experiences of international students in China, showcasing their engagement with traditional culture and modern industry, which enhances their understanding of Chinese society and culture [5][8][13]. Group 1: Cultural Experiences - International students participated in hands-on activities related to traditional Chinese culture, such as making masks and experiencing tea ceremonies, which deepened their appreciation for Chinese art and customs [6][14]. - The students expressed their surprise and admiration for the unique aspects of Chinese culture, such as the significance of the masks in rituals and the aesthetic of tea ceremonies [6][14]. Group 2: Industrial Insights - Students visited manufacturing companies, such as Jiangnan Cable Company, where they observed advanced automation and technology in production, illustrating the integration of innovation in traditional industries [7][8]. - The experiences highlighted the global reach of "Made in China" products, emphasizing the role of technology in enhancing product quality and efficiency [7]. Group 3: Personal Growth and Future Aspirations - The international students reported significant personal growth through their experiences, improving their language skills and gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture [8][11]. - One student, a filmmaker, expressed intentions to incorporate Chinese landscapes and cultural elements into their future film projects, indicating the potential for cross-cultural storytelling [9][11].

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