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On October?22,?2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's?Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with Olexander Nechytaylo, the newly appointed Ambassador of Ukraine to China. The two sides held an in-depth exchange of views on matters?of mutual interest, including China-Ukraine relations, people-to-people exchanges, and subnational cooperation.President Yang Wanming?congratulated Ambassador Olexander Nechytaylo?on his appointment and highlighted the longstanding friendship between China and Ukraine. He noted that the two countries established a strategic partnership as early as 2011. Since the beginning of 2024, Minister of Foreign Affairs?Wang Yi has met with the?Ukrainian counterpart four times, engaging in in-depth discussions on major issues, which has created favorable conditions for consolidating and enhancing bilateral exchanges across various fields. China regards Ukraine as a friend and partner and has always taken a long-term approach to the development of bilateral relations. China is ready to work together with Ukraine to expand practical cooperation and further advance the bilateral relationship. The CPAFFC attaches great importance to its exchanges with Ukraine and is eager to work closely with the Ukrainian Embassy in China to strengthen cooperation in areas such as culture, youth, and subnational government exchanges.Ambassador Olexander Nechytaylo?expressed his admiration for China's?remarkable achievements in economic development and environmental protection. He noted that the peoples of Ukraine and China have maintained a longstanding friendship, and that cooperation between the two countries has never ceased, providing tangible benefits to the two peoples. He praised the CPAFFC for its significant efforts and contributions to enhancing the friendship between the two peoples. He expressed the willingness of the Ukrainian Embassy in China to deepen its cooperation with the CPAFFC and to further unlock the potential for subnational cooperation. Ambassador Olexander Nechytaylo?emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration in the fields of culture, art, and education, thereby enriching the substance of the bilateral friendship.Chen Lei, Deputy Director-General of the Department of European and Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, and Kovhanko,?Counselor of the Embassy of Ukraine in China, were?present at the meeting.

On October?22,?2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's?Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with Roh Jae-heon, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Korea (ROK) to China, at the CPAFFC.President Yang Wanming?congratulated Ambassador Roh Jae-heon?on his new appointment and emphasized that China and the ROK are important neighbors and cooperation partners. Over the 33 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, the two countries have achieved substantial results in exchanges and cooperation across various fields, benefiting both nations and their peoples. In June this year, during a phone call between President Xi Jinping and President Lee Jae-myung, President Xi Jinping highlighted that a sound, stable, and steadily deepening China-ROK relationship aligns with the trends of the times, serves the fundamental interests of two?peoples, and contributes to peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and globally. President Yang noted that China-ROK relations are currently at a crucial stage of improvement and development. The CPAFFC will continue to work closely with the ROK side to implement the important consensus reached by the two heads of state, stay true to the original aspiration of establishing diplomatic relations,?remain committed to the principles of good-neighborliness and friendship, and uphold the goal of mutual benefit and win-win cooperation. He emphasized the importance of continuously enhancing mutual understanding and trust, expanding mutually beneficial cooperation, deepening friendship between the two peoples, and elevating the China-ROK strategic cooperative partnership to new heights.Ambassador Roh Jae-heon?expressed his gratitude to the CPAFFC for its long-standing role at the forefront of people-to-people exchanges between China and the ROK, making positive contributions to deepening practical cooperation and fostering goodwill between the two countries. He stated that he chose the CPAFFC as his first official visit after assuming office to acknowledge its important work. Ambassador Roh Jae-heon?emphasized that the establishment of diplomatic relations between the ROK and China was a historic achievement, jointly led by the leaders of two?countries. Since then, the bilateral relationship has made remarkable progress, which is rare in international relations. He expressed hope that the upcoming APEC meeting in Gyeongju would serve as an opportunity for significant high-level exchanges, guiding the future development of bilateral relations. The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in China is ready to strengthen cooperation with the CPAFFC and carry out more joint projects in areas such as subnational government, youth, and culture, further advancing the positive and steady development of ROK-China relations.Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, and Ryu In-sik, Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in China, were?present at the meeting.

On October 22, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with Senator Stephen Jeff Wilson, Representative Chris Corry, and Representative John Ley?of Washington State, the U.S., at the CPAFFC.President Yang Wanming?fondly recalled his two visits to Washington State in recent years, noting that the state has deep historical ties with China and has consistently prioritized developing strong relations with China. Cultural exchanges between two sides have become increasingly frequent, and economic and trade cooperation has steadily deepened. In July of last year, the 6th China-U.S. Sister Cities Conference was successfully held in Tacoma, Washington, with remarkable results. President Yang emphasized that subnational exchanges and cooperation are an essential component of China-U.S. relations, bringing tangible benefits to the two?peoples. Although China-U.S. relations are currently facing some challenges, President Yang stressed that, in the long term, cooperation will remain the central theme of bilateral ties. He expressed his hope that the visit of the Washington State legislators'?delegation would help the state continue to lead in subnational exchanges with China and further strengthen cooperation with Chinese provinces and cities in areas such as economy and trade, education, culture, youth, and sports, thereby bringing real benefits to the two peoples.Senator Stephen Jeff Wilson?and his delegation expressed their gratitude to the CPAFFC for the warm reception. They stated that the Washington State attaches great importance to cooperation with China and looks forward to establishing more sister-city relationships with Chinese provinces and cities. They commended China's?remarkable achievements in economic development and environmental governance in recent years. The delegation emphasized that the common interests between the U.S.?and China far outweigh differences, and that the two countries should enhance exchanges, learn from each other, and make progress together. Regardless of how the broader China-U.S. relationship evolves, Washington State's commitment to fostering friendly relations with China will remain unwavering. The delegation expressed their readiness to collaborate with China in strengthening economic and trade exchanges, cultural exchanges, and youth friendships.Shen Xin, Vice President of the CPAFFC and Sun Tao, Director-General of the Department of American and Oceanian Affairs of the CPAFFC, were?present at the meeting.

On October?21, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's?Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with Rob Wagner, President of the Oregon State Senate, and his delegation at the CPAFFC.President Yang Wanming?extended a warm welcome to?President Rob Wagner and his delegation to China, noting that Oregon has consistently been at the forefront of subnational exchanges between China and the United States. Over the years, the state has maintained close and productive relations with its sister provinces and cities in China, including Fujian Province and Tianjin Municipality. The Oregon State Senate recently passed a resolution to promote friendship with China and has revitalized the Oregon?China Sister State Relations Committee. This visit, led by President Rob Wagner—the first by a U.S. state senate president to China since the COVID-19 pandemic—spanning ten Chinese cities, highlights Oregon's?deep commitment and ongoing efforts to strengthen friendship and cooperation with China, injecting new momentum into subnational exchanges between the two countries.President Yang emphasized that, despite the current challenges in China-U.S. relations, there remains a strong desire for engagement at the subnational level, with tremendous potential for cooperation. The CPAFFC has long been dedicated to facilitating practical cooperation platforms for subnational governments, people-to-people exchanges, and youth interactions between China and the United States. Later this month, the 7th China-U.S. Sister Cities Conference will be held in Hangzhou, which has received enthusiastic registrations and active participation from both sides. President Yang expressed hope that President Rob Wagner would share valuable insights on sister-city cooperation at the conference, contributing to mutual understanding, strengthening the foundation of friendship, and deepening cooperation across various fields.President Rob Wagner expressed his gratitude to the CPAFFC for the warm reception extended to the delegation. He noted that Oregon has a long and rich history of exchanges with China, and that the Oregon State Legislature is the only state legislature in the U.S.?to have formally established the development of a friendly relationship with China through legislation. He remarked that this visit would further deepen exchanges between Oregon and various regions of China, creating new opportunities for cooperation across a wide range of fields.Shen Xin, Vice President of the CPAFFC and?Sun Tao, Director-General of the Department of American and Oceanian Affairs of the CPAFFC, were present at the meeting.

On October?20, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met with Alberto Blanco Silva, Cuban Ambassador to China,?at the CPAFFC.President Yang emphasized that China and Cuba are not only good friends but also strong allies and partners. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations 65 years ago, China-Cuba relations have continued to deepen, becoming a model of unity and cooperation among socialist nations and a shining example of sincere mutual support between developing countries. Last month, President Xi Jinping met with Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic of Cuba, who was in China to attend the commemorative event marking the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The two leaders held another meeting, further clarifying the direction and making plans for the next phase of building a China-Cuba community with a shared future. During the friendly exchange event hosted by the CPAFFC to celebrate the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations, President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez?personally presented the Cuban Government's?"Friendship Medal" to me, which was an immense source of pride and encouragement for me and my colleagues. The CPAFFC remains committed to supporting?Cuba's?socialist development and, together with Cuban counterparts, defend international fairness and justice, further advancing the enduring and fruitful special friendship between two countries.Ambassador Alberto Blanco Silva?expressed his gratitude to the CPAFFC for successfully organizing the celebration of the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations and conveyed warm congratulations from Fernando González Llort,?President of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples,?on President Yang receiving the "Friendship Medal". He noted that,?in the midst of a world marked by complex changes, China, as a key member of the Global South and the largest developing country, remains resolute in championing the rise and revitalization of Global South countries, leading their unity, cooperation, and development. Cuba sincerely appreciates China's?understanding and support for its just cause and is actively enhancing cooperation in areas such as food security, new energy, biotechnology, digitalization and cybersecurity, as well as culture and tourism. Going forward, the Cuban Embassy in China will continue to work closely with the CPAFFC to strengthen the ties of friendship between the two?peoples and contribute to building a China-Cuba community with a shared future.Shen Xin,?Vice President of the CPAFFC and Mario Alzugaray, Deputy Chief of Mission?of the Embassy of Cuba in China,?were?present at the meeting.

On October 16, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, with Shinji Hirai, Governor of Tottori Prefecture, Japan, who was in China to attend the 26th China-Japan-ROK Friendship Cities Exchange Conference.President Yang extended a warm welcome to Governor Shinji Hirai?and his delegation to?the conference. He noted that Tottori Prefecture enjoys a strong foundation for exchanges with China, and that Governor Shinji Hirai?has long been committed to fostering friendly relations and promoting practical cooperation with China, yielding fruitful results across various fields.?President Yang emphasized that China-Japan relations are currently at a crucial stage of improvement and development. He expressed the hope that Tottori Prefecture will remain true to the original aspiration of China-Japan friendship, further advance practical cooperation with China, and strengthen mutual understanding and goodwill between the peoples of two?countries, setting a model for bilateral?subnational cooperation.Governor Shinji Hirai thanked the CPAFFC for its active contribution to the successful organization of the conference. He said the event provided an important platform for subnational governments of the three countries to share experiences and jointly address challenges, playing a constructive role in deepening trilateral subnational?governments'?cooperation and advancing trilateral relations. Governor Shinji Hirai expressed his willingness to further expand exchanges and cooperation with subnational?governments in China in such areas as the economy, culture, and youth, contributing to the sound and steady development of Japan-China relations.Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, was present at the meeting.

On October 16, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, with Ha Byung-pil, Vice Mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City, Republic of Korea, who was in China to attend the 26th China-Japan-ROK Friendship Cities Exchange Conference.President Yang extended a warm welcome to Vice Mayor Ha Byung-pil?and his delegation for attending the conference. He noted that since the inauguration of the new ROK government, President Xi Jinping and President Lee Jae-myung?have held a telephone conversation and reached important consensus on advancing bilateral relations, charting the course for exchanges and cooperation across various fields.?President Yang emphasized that the foundation of state-to-state relations lies among the people, and their vitality comes from subnational engagement. Subnational?exchanges are an integral part of China-ROK relations. He expressed the hope that Incheon, as a model city for such exchanges, would continue to play an exemplary role, expand areas of cooperation, explore innovative channels of interaction, and make new and greater contributions to promoting friendly exchanges between the two countries in various fields.Vice Mayor Ha Byung-pil congratulated the successful convening of the conference and commended the CPAFFC for its long-standing contributions to strengthening friendship between the peoples of the two countries. He noted that, owing to its unique geographical position, Incheon has always attached great importance to exchanges with China and regards China as an important partner. Incheon will continue to deepen practical cooperation with subnational governments across China and further elevate the friendly relations between the ROK and China.Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, was present at the meeting.

On October 16, 2025, President Yang Wanming of the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) met in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, with Lee?Hee-sup, Secretary-General of the Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat (TCS), who was in China to attend the 26th China-Japan-ROK Friendship Cities Exchange Conference.President Yang extended a warm welcome to Secretary-General LEE Hee-sup and commended the TCS for its active efforts in promoting friendly relations among China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea (ROK). He noted that over the past 26 years, the Friendship Cities Exchange Conference has grown into an important institutionalized platform for exchanges among subnational governments of the three countries, playing a vital role in deepening practical cooperation and strengthening people-to-people friendship.?President Yang emphasized that, under current circumstances, trilateral cooperation faces both new opportunities and challenges. Strengthening communication, enhancing mutual trust, and deepening cooperation among China, Japan, and the ROK are of great significance to promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and beyond. He expressed the hope that the TCS would continue to support and take interest in the CPAFFC's work, join hands in building more platforms that foster people-to-people friendship, and inject fresh momentum into regional cooperation in Northeast Asia.Secretary-General LEE Hee-sup expressed appreciation for the invitation and commended the CPAFFC's important contributions to advancing trilateral cooperation. He remarked that this year's conference was large in scale, rich in content, and fruitful in outcomes. At a time when the global economy remains sluggish and trade protectionism is on the rise, the successful convening of this conference carries special significance. The TCS?stands ready to work with the CPAFFC to expand exchanges and cooperation in areas such as subnational?governance, culture, and youth engagement, and to jointly elevate regional cooperation in Northeast Asia to a new level.Zhu Dan, Director-General of the Department of East Asian Affairs of the CPAFFC, was present at the meeting.

On October 16, 2025, the 26th China-Japan-Republic of Korea (ROK) Friendship Cities Exchange Conference was held in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province. The event was co-hosted by the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), the People's Government of Jiangsu Province, Japan's Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR), and the Governors Association of?the Republic of?Korea (GAOK), and co-organized by the Foreign Affairs Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government and the Yancheng Municipal People's Government.?President Yang Wanming and Vice President Yuan Mindao?of the CPAFFC; Zhao Yan, Vice Governor of Jiangsu Province; Zhou Bin, Secretary of the CPC Yancheng Municipal Committee; Mitsuru Yasuda, President of CLAIR; and You Min-bong, Secretary-General of GAOK, attended the opening ceremony and delivered remarks. Yan Hanping, Mayor of Yancheng, presided over the opening ceremony. Approximately 450 participants joined the conference, including officials and representatives from 29 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) of China, 19 prefectures of Japan, and nine?provinces and cities of the ROK, as well as delegates from various sectors.(Conference venue)Under the theme "Subnational Cooperation for Win-Win Outcomes, Openness and Inclusiveness for Development", participants held in-depth discussions on topics including "Revitalizing Local Economies and Promoting Coordinated Development", "Driving Carbon Reduction through Innovation for a Shared and Beautiful Homeland", and "Empowering Culture and Tourism through Ecology to Share Eastern Civilization."?The conference reached broad, constructive consensus.(Top left: President Yang Wanming delivers remarks; Top right: Vice Governor Zhao Yan delivers remarks; Bottom left: President Mitsuru Yasuda delivers remarks; Bottom right: Secretary-General You Min-bong delivers remarks.)President Yang noted that China, Japan, and the ROK are close neighbors and important cooperation partners. In response to complex global challenges, President Xi Jinping has proposed the vision of building a community with a shared future for mankind, along with the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative, Global Civilization Initiative, and Global Governance Initiative—providing greater certainty, stability, and positive momentum for the world. Subnational cooperation is a vital part of trilateral relations: to date, China and Japan have established 268 pairs of friendship cities, and China and the ROK 228 pairs. The CPAFFC stands ready to build more platforms for exchanges and cooperation among subnational governments, pool strengths, deepen economic and trade cooperation, spur sci-tech innovation, expand people-to-people exchanges, and promote sustainable development, jointly upgrading trilateral cooperation to better benefit the peoples of the three countries and contribute to regional prosperity and stability.Vice Governor Zhao Yan said Jiangsu has consistently followed the direction set by President Xi Jinping, actively advancing people-to-people friendship and external cooperation, and steadily expanding engagement with Japan and the ROK, thereby fostering mutual benefit and closer ties among peoples. He expressed hope that this conference would serve as a new starting point to deepen mutual understanding and friendship through diverse cultural, educational, and people-to-people exchanges, strengthening the social foundation for sound state-to-state relations. Jiangsu will tighten economic and trade linkages, deepen cooperation on industrial and supply chains, scientific and technological innovation, and green, low-carbon development, and contribute to regional economic integration among China, Japan, and the ROK. The province will also build more platforms and vehicles for cooperation, promote cultural exchange and mutual learning,?share?development dividends and achievements,?and pass on the friendship among friendship cities to future generations.President Yasuda Mitsuru of the CLAIR observed that subnational?exchanges and cooperation among the three countries continue to deepen and yield tangible results. As globalization advances, subnational governments are playing an increasingly important role in international engagement. Gathering in Yancheng to share experience and discuss common challenges helps enhance mutual understanding and trust, broaden areas of cooperation, and inject vitality into the prosperity and development of Northeast Asia. He looked forward to deeper exchanges on key topics such as?regional economic revitalization, the transition to a zero-carbon society, and the promotion of cultural tourism.Secretary-General You Min-bong of the GAOK noted that over the past 26 years the conference has played a positive role in advancing trilateral subnational cooperation. This year's edition is especially significant, fostering a favorable atmosphere for people-to-people cooperation ahead of the APEC Economic Leaders'?Meeting to be held in the ROK later this month. She expressed hope that subnational governments would further strengthen cooperation, promote the sharing of advanced technologies, rich cultural resources, and ecological strengths, address multiple challenges together, and open a new chapter of sustainable development in Northeast Asia.Secretary Zhou Bin said Yancheng enjoys longstanding ties and friendly exchanges with Japan and the ROK, having established friendship?city or friendly-exchange relations with 18 cities in the two countries. As an important window for Jiangsu's economic and trade cooperation with Japan and the ROK, Yancheng will take this conference as a new starting point to more proactively integrate into the broader framework of trilateral subnational cooperation, further strengthen economic, industrial, and cultural exchanges, and contribute Yancheng's strength to the cause of China-Japan-ROK friendship.? ?(Meeting of the main guests)During the conference, activities included meetings among major guests, a mayors'?roundtable, and a city exchange fair. Agreements were signed on friendship?city partnerships, a joint working mechanism, and tourism cooperation. Delegates also visited projects on industrial cooperation and ecological protection.(Signing ceremony and?city exchange fair)Established in 1999, the China-Japan-ROK Friendship Cities Exchange Conference rotates among the three countries and serves as an important institutionalized platform for cooperation among subnational governments. The next conference will be held in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, in 2026.

On October 13, 2025, the first?session of the Vietnamese Youth "Red Study Tour" in China, co-hosted by the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) and the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organizations (VUFO), was launched in Chongqing.?Yang Wanming, President of the CPAFFC; Li Mingqing, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Chongqing Municipal Committee and Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Chongqing Municipal People's Congress; Phan Anh Son, President of the VUFO; and Pham Thanh Binh, Ambassador of Vietnam to China, attended and addressed the opening ceremony.?About 120 participants took part in the event, including representatives from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the CPC Chongqing Municipal Committee, the Chongqing Municipal Government and relevant departments, as well as delegates from 8?central agencies, 13?subnational governments, universities, and media outlets of Vietnam.(Top left: President Yang Wanming delivers remarks; Top right: Deputy Secretary Li Mingqing delivers remarks; Bottom left: President Phan Anh Son delivers remarks; Bottom right: Ambassador Pham Thanh Binh delivers remarks.)President Yang Wanming noted that the "Red Study Tour" for Vietnamese youth in China is a major initiative personally announced by Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of the People's Republic of China during his state visit to Vietnam in April this year. The program was jointly launched in Hanoi with To Lam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, and Luong Cuong, President of Vietnam.?The project embodies the great attention and earnest expectations of the top leaders of the two Parties and the two countries for Chinese and Vietnamese youth to carry forward the red revolutionary spirit. As the Chinese co-organizer, the CPAFFC will give full play to its role as a key channel for people-to-people diplomacy, actively implement the important consensus reached by the top leaders of the two Parties and the two countries, and build more bridges for people-to-people engagement, practical cooperation, cultural exchanges, and youth friendship.?He expressed hope that young people from both sides will follow the revolutionary path pioneered by their leaders, pass on the baton of China-Vietnam friendship from generation to generation, and jointly write a new chapter in building a community with a shared future.Li Mingqing highlighted the deep Party-to-Party friendship, dynamic economic and trade exchanges, close cooperation in connectivity, and extensive cultural interaction between Chongqing and Vietnam. Chongqing stands ready to work with Vietnam to create more platforms for cooperation and exchanges, continuously harnessing the youthful strength that propels the two Parties and the two countries forward together.?He encouraged young participants to take this event as an opportunity to inherit the revolutionary friendship, nurture lofty ideals, and contribute vibrant "youthful energy"?to practical cooperation between Chongqing and Vietnam.Phan Anh Son stated that the VUFO has carefully organized a delegation of nearly 50 outstanding young representatives from central and subnational departments to visit Chongqing. Together with their Chinese counterparts, they will work to implement the important consensus and expectations of the top leaders of the two Parties and the two countries.?He expressed hope that through the "Red Study Tour", the youth of the two countries will further deepen mutual understanding, consolidate the traditional friendship of being "comrades plus brothers", and advance bilateral relations in greater depth and substance, cultivating new generations of friendship successors for the strategically significant Vietnam-China community with a shared future.Ambassador Pham Thanh Binh remarked that this year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and China and the Vietnam-China Year of People-to-People and Cultural Exchanges. At such an important juncture, hosting the "Red Study Tour"?carries exceptional significance.?He expressed hope that the young people of the two?countries will make full use of this valuable platform to learn from each other, deepen mutual understanding, and pool their youthful energy to jointly write a new chapter in building a strategically significant Vietnam--China community with a shared future.(President Yang Wanming and President Phan Anh Son present flags to Chinese and Vietnamese youth representatives.)At the opening ceremony, Yang Wanming and Phan Anh Son jointly presented flags to Chinese and Vietnamese youth representatives, symbolically passing on the baton of solidarity and friendship to the younger generation.?The ceremony concluded with a joint choral performance of the song Vietnam--China by young participants from the two?countries, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.(Chinese and Vietnamese youth?are?participating in lectures, visits, and study exchange activities.)During their stay in Chongqing, Chinese and Vietnamese youth will visit revolutionary sites such as the Hongyan Revolutionary History Museum, the Eighth Route Army Office, and the former residence of Ho Chi Minh, retracing the revolutionary footsteps of the elder leaders of the two Parties and the two countries and exploring the red legacy of China-Vietnam friendship.?They will also visit the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor Hub Port, Minzhu Village in Jiulongpo District, and the Chongqing Urban Planning Exhibition Hall to experience the dynamism of Chinese modernization.?In addition, they will attend thematic lectures on China-Vietnam relations and the Hongyan Spirit, and participate in China-Vietnam Youth Dialogue for in-depth discussions on topics related to bilateral relations.