MIL-OSI Russia: Over 700 Chinese and Russian teenagers gathered in Mudanjiang for cultural exchanges

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Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

BEIJING, July 7 (Xinhua) — The 2025 Second China-Russia Youth Cultural Exchange Festival of Heilongjiang Province (northeast China) kicked off in the city of Mudanjiang in the same province on Thursday. More than 700 teenagers from China and Russia gathered there to learn about each other’s cultures and strengthen mutual friendship through interactive exchanges, the Heilongjiang Daily reported.

The opening ceremony was divided into two parts: a cultural exchange platform for Chinese and Russian teenagers and a gala concert. In particular, the cultural exchange platform featured 10 interactive zones dedicated to intangible cultural heritage, culinary traditions, creative products, handicrafts, etc.

During the gala concert, Russian participants presented graceful waltz, classical ballet, modern dances and other performances, while Chinese teenagers demonstrated traditional Chinese culture by performing Tibetan, Xinjiang and other ethnic dances, traditional musical instruments, Chinese opera and wushu.

The current festival will feature more than 20 events, which will involve over 2,000 young representatives from both countries to deepen cultural exchanges.

The event was jointly organized by the Mudanjiang Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League of China, the Foreign Affairs Office of the Mudanjiang Municipal People’s Government, the Mudanjiang Municipal Bureau of Education and the Bureau of Culture, Sports, Radio, Television and Tourism. -0-

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