Three years after the first season gained popularity online, the second season of Qinghai: Our National Park — a documentary series showcasing the natural wonders of Northwest China — has taken an innovative approach by incorporating more human-interest stories, as revealed by director Li Xiao during a recent seminar in Beijing.
At the Forum on Cultural Heritage Conservation themed "Shared Heritage, Shared Future", held in Malaysia on Sept 5, Chang Shan, counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia, said that China is committed to cultural heritage protection, and invited more Asian countries to come together to strengthen people-to-people ties and advance Asian civilization.
Qu Yingpu, publisher and editor-in-chief of China Daily, told the Forum on Cultural Heritage Conservation in Malaysia on Thursday: "We should help establish a new Asian model for the development of cultural heritage and international cooperation."
Zhang Cheng has a driving ambition. He is one of the pioneering engineers in China dedicated to safety testing and the establishment of standards and regulations for intelligent driving.
The emphasis on cultural heritage is very timely and can bring closer partnership among Southeast Asian countries.
Asian culture experts called for regional cooperation to protect cultural heritage and uncover the contemporary values of ancient civilizations at a panel discussion on "Transnational Cooperation for the Conservation of Shared Cultural Landscapes in Asia", highlighting shared cultural connections across the region.
Malaysia is committed to further engaging in comprehensive exchange and cooperation with other Asian countries on cultural heritage conservation, a high-ranking Malaysian cultural official said on Thursday.
China hopes to team up with more Asian countries in preserving shared cultural heritage and advancing Asian civilization, Chang Shan, a senior Chinese diplomat, told a cultural forum in Selangor, Malaysia, on Thursday.
Mahfuz Anam, chairman of the Asia News Network, said that understanding the heritage of different cultures will help build firmer bridges of communication that can stand strong in a world faced with rising misunderstanding and turbulence.
In the face of the potential damage that accelerated urban development and climate change may inflict on cultural heritage, establishing partnerships to protect these assets is essential to fostering a sustainable future.
The Baba Nyonya community in Malaysia is a vivid example of cultural exchange, with the Wangchuan ceremony a shared intangible cultural heritage of Malaysia and China, said Ronald Gan, president of Persatuan Peranakan Baba Nyonya Malaysia.
On Thursday, China Daily and newspaper alliance Asia News Network held the Forum on Cultural Heritage Conservation in Selangor, Malaysia.
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