As Chinese President Xi Jinping commences his state visit to Russia from March 20 to 22, the cultural appreciation between the two nations is more evident than ever. On the streets of Beijing, Chinese residents shared their impressions of Russia, highlighting a deep admiration for Russian cuisine, architecture, and art.
“I’ve been to Russia. I’ve visited Moscow and St. Petersburg, and I have a very good impression of Moscow,” said one enthusiastic interviewee. His experiences reflect a growing interest among Chinese travelers in exploring Russia’s rich cultural heritage.
Many expressed a desire to introduce traditional Chinese activities to Russian visitors, fostering a mutual exchange of cultural traditions. “I would recommend temple fairs during the Spring Festival,” the interviewee added, inviting Russians to experience the vibrancy of Chinese New Year celebrations.
The sentiments on the streets echo the significance of President Xi’s visit, marking a strengthening of ties between the two nations. Cultural exchanges are seen as a bridge that connects people, enhancing understanding and friendship.
As both countries celebrate their shared appreciation for each other’s cultures, the future looks promising for continued collaboration and deeper connections on a cultural level.
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