China News Service, Shanghai, March 24th: Title: German Chinese teenager experiences "being a Shanghainese for a day": joy is so common
Author Fan Yubin
Climb the Oriental Pearl Tower, visit the Shanghai Museum, stroll through Panlong Ancient Town, make wontons... A group of Chinese teenagers from Germany's Hanhua Chinese School have been participating in the "Family Chinese Gathering in Shanghai" Overseas Chinese New Generation Study and Experience Camp. German Chinese teenagers explored the authentic life and Shanghai culture of Shanghai with their paired classmates from Shanghai Ansheng School, and experienced "being a Shanghainese for a day".
Chinese-American teenager Liu Zhixin and Shanghai student Bo Junze strolled through Jing'an Fusion City together, feeling the vitality and fashion of Shanghai among the dazzling array of shops. They stopped at a cozy "cat pavilion" to spend quality time with the cute cats; later, they played in front of the billiard table, showing off their impressive competitive style.
During the relaxed conversation, the two learned about each other's culture and life. Bo Junze said that this wonderful time left a deep mark on his heart.
On March 23, Chinese-German teenager Liu Zhiying made wontons with Shanghai student Gui Yaru and her family. Photo provided by Shanghai Overseas Chinese Federation
At the same time, in the ancient Shanghai Eternal Scenery Area, Liu Zhixin's sister Liu Zhiying and Shanghai student Gui Yaru were immersed in the wonderful performance. They tasted Chinese culture together and felt the fusion of classics and modernity. That night, they made wontons together at home and experienced the fun of cooperation. They look forward to the opportunity to meet again and continue to share each other's stories.
Chinese-American teenager Liu Yile and Shanghai student Yang Xiehao traveled to downtown Shanghai and embarked on a historical and cultural journey. At the Shanghai Museum, Liu Yile was very interested in bronzes and national costumes, and also tasted the cultural and creative popsicles of the Shanghai Museum. Later, they climbed to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and enjoyed the beautiful view of the Huangpu River.
"I feel the joy of swimming with people of the same age. Our joy is so connected. It is really a wonderful day!" Liu Yile said.
Chinese teenager Song Yuhan and Shanghai students Xiao Zhien and Lu Xinyan chose to visit Qingpu Panlong Ancient Town, which is full of Shanghai-style charm. They walked together on the stone road of the ancient town, feeling the traces left by the years and the beauty of the Jiangnan water town. Along the way, they admired ancient buildings, tasted authentic food, and listened to legends about the ancient town. They shared their feelings about the ancient town with each other and agreed to explore more beautiful places together in the future.
Savor the Shanghai style, exchange Chinese and German culture, and friendship flows through "children's words". After completing the pairing experience of "being a Shanghainese for a day", the students from both sides were reluctant to leave.
"In just one day, we became a family and got new brothers and sisters." The Chinese teenagers said that this event not only provided them with a valuable opportunity to understand the local customs and daily life of Shanghai from multiple angles and all-round. , which allowed them to find the warmth and belonging of home in this bustling city, and established a deep emotional bond with the city. (over)