Welcome to the China-Vietnam Cultural Bond
Recently, Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, met with Ngo Phuong Ly, wife of Vietnamese President To Lam, in Beijing. Peng emphasized the deep cultural ties between China and Vietnam, showcasing various performances to highlight the shared history and heritage.
China and Vietnam have over 1,000 years of cultural connections, reflected in their literature, art, and cuisine. The countries enjoy a comprehensive strategic partnership since 2008, fostering increased people-to-people exchanges.
The popularity of Chinese TV dramas in Vietnam has led to a surge in interest in learning Chinese among the Vietnamese youth. Peng advocates for enhancing cultural exchanges and language learning to strengthen the friendship between the two nations.
With over 23,000 Vietnamese students studying in China and increasing tourist numbers, the cultural bond between China and Vietnam continues to grow.
Cultural proximity fosters closer people-to-people exchanges
The shared cultural affinity has led to an increase in Chinese TV dramas’ popularity in Vietnam, influencing language learning and fostering mutual understanding between the two nations. Peng’s commitment to promoting cultural exchanges and education reaffirms the enduring bond between China and Vietnam.