ASEAN Youth "Adventure" in Guangxi: "Harvesting" "Old Friends" from all over the world
China News Service Nanning, December 18 (Wei Jiaxiu) "I met friends from all over the world in this event, and in Nanning dialect, they are all my 'old friends'. Li Daozhong, a Vietnamese student at Guangxi University for Nationalities, said in an interview with reporters on the evening of the 17th.
In the evening, the China-ASEAN (Nanning) Film Festival was held at Guangxi University for Nationalities. Students and singers from China, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia and other countries sang on the same stage.
The film festival is one of the series of activities of the China-ASEAN (Nanning) Cultural Month, with the theme of film culture, bringing diversified first-class performances, showing the cultural highlights of many countries, aiming to promote artistic exchanges between China and ASEAN countries.
On the evening of December 17, Le Dao Chong (center) and other Vietnamese students sang the song "Banyan Tree on the Slope". Photo by Wei Jiaxiu.
Dressed in a navy blue traditional Vietnamese costume, Le Dao Chong sang the Vietnamese song "Banyan Tree on the Slope" on stage that night. "This song is very popular in Vietnam, and I want to show everyone our country's costumes and ** through this stage. He said.
My Chinese friend also asked me to teach him to sing this song, and he was interested in Vietnam** and Vietnamese culture, which surprised and made me very happy. Li Dao said that during the rehearsal of the event, he not only made Chinese friends, but also became "old friends" with singers from Cambodia and Indonesia. "It's our common hobby, we talk about what we like, Xi and life, and get along very well. ”
Students from Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar and Indonesia also sang songs from their own countries, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the charm of Southeast Asian culture.
Liang Jinghan, one of the top ten singers on the campus of Guangxi University for Nationalities, was also among the performances that night. "Through this film festival, I have had exchanges with students from ASEAN countries. We got together because we had common topics to talk about, which brought us closer together. ”
The film festival also incorporated the original songs "The Most Innocent Confession" and "Sent to Kepler" brought by the well-known local band in Guangxi, the Eternal Night Aurora Band, to promote the exchange and integration of different cultures. "I am very happy to participate in this event, I think the cultural exchanges and collisions between different countries will bring inspiration and inspiration to the creation of **. Wu Rui, the lead singer of the Eternal Night Aurora Band, said.
Wu Rui said that under the influence of Southeast Asian culture, the band incorporated the best elements of Myanmar, Laos and other countries when creating the song "Sending to Kepler". "I hope our performance can bring a different experience to the audience. (ENDS).
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