More People-to-People Friendship Stories Are Needed Between China and the U.S.
People-to-people exchanges between China and the U.S. carry deep friendship, bearing witness to the Guling bond, the Flying Tigers, and ping-pong diplomacy Youth exchanges continue to heat up; approach these stories that transcend time and space, and feel the genuine emotions of the people of both countries
Beijing, September 22 (China News Service) — The article centers on stories of peopletopeople exchanges between China and the United States such as "Gulingyuan," "Flying Tigers," and "Sikes," emphasizing that these encounters across time and space reflect the longstanding friendly ties between the Chinese and American people.
The article reviews the love story of Guling more than a hundred years ago, the Flying Tigers fighting side by side with Chinese military and civilians during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and the history of "pingpong diplomacy" that helped improve ChinaU.S. relations, arguing that friendship between the peoples has always been an important bond in the relationship between the two countries.
The article also notes that in recent years, exchanges among Chinese and American youth have continued to expand, with more young Americans coming to China to learn about Chinese society firsthand; at the same time, social media and online interaction have also given people in both countries more direct contact. The article believes that the foundation of ChinaU.S. relations lies among the people, the hope lies with the people, and the future lies with the youth.