The recent blockbuster \"Ne Zha 2\" has captured the hearts of young audiences worldwide, showcasing the vibrancy and creativity of Chinese animation. An international student at Central China Normal University shared his enthusiasm with CGTN, stating, \"This might be one of the best animation movies I have seen in my life.\"
Aruna Jayathilaka from Sri Lanka, who moved to Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province two years ago to pursue a doctoral degree in international relations, highlights the film's impact on fostering cross-cultural appreciation. \"The vibrant culture of China attracted me here, and movies like 'Ne Zha 2' deepen my connection with the local traditions and storytelling,\" she said.
\"Ne Zha 2\" not only entertains but also bridges cultural gaps, resonating with global youth and promoting a positive image of China's dynamic cultural landscape. As more students and young professionals engage with such content, the film contributes to a growing appreciation of Asian creativity and innovation.
