Foreign media professionals have embarked on an insightful journey through Fujian Province, one of China’s southeastern coastal gems renowned for its abundant natural resources and rich cultural heritage. Organized in collaboration with CGTN, the tour offers journalists and media experts a firsthand experience of Fujian’s remarkable development and its blend of tradition and modernity.
“Fujian Province has always been a bridge between China and the rest of the world,” said CGTN’s Jiao Yang, who is accompanying the group. “Through this tour, we aim to showcase the province’s unique stories and its role in China’s growth.”
The itinerary includes visits to historical sites, such as the ancient city of Quanzhou, once a major maritime hub on the Silk Road, and explorations of Fujian’s renowned tea plantations in Wuyishan. The media professionals also engage with local communities and businesses to understand the economic dynamics driving the region.
“It’s fascinating to see how Fujian balances its deep-rooted traditions with rapid technological advancements,” commented Maria Gonzalez, a journalist from Spain. “The province’s commitment to sustainable development is particularly impressive.”
The tour highlights Fujian’s strategic importance in China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its efforts in fostering international trade and cultural exchange. Participants are documenting their experiences and perspectives, contributing to a broader global understanding of the region.
“This journey has opened our eyes to the diverse facets of Fujian,” said James O’Connor, a reporter from Ireland. “From its breathtaking landscapes to its innovative industries, there’s a wealth of stories to share with our audiences.”
The initiative reflects a growing interest in promoting cross-cultural dialogue and allowing the global community to witness China’s regional developments up close. Through such collaborative efforts, Fujian Province hopes to strengthen its international ties and showcase its contributions to Asia’s dynamic landscape.
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Live: Round table with foreign media exploring Fujian Province
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