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BEIJING<\/span><\/span>, Nov. 10, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — A news report from China Daily<\/span>:<\/span><\/p>\n

At the\u00a0Quehua Ecological and Cultural Zone in Jinan Start-up Area for Growth Drivers Transformation, Shandong Province<\/span>, French youth RIVOIRE Oceane Anna, along with her peers, tried her hand at paper-cutting, successfully crafting the Chinese characters for “nian nian you yu,” a traditional auspicious phrase symbolizing abundance and surplus.<\/p>\n

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“This was my first time trying paper-cutting. It’s amazing how traditional Chinese culture can be condensed into this single red paper-cut artwork,” said RIVOIRE Oceane Anna.<\/p>\n

The cultural experience activity was part of the “Opportunity China: Global Gen Z Views on Jinan<\/span> 2025″ event held from October 30 to November 1<\/span>, during which over 200 participants, including youth representatives from France<\/span>, Singapore<\/span>, Indonesia<\/span>, Vietnam<\/span>, Turkmenistan<\/span>, Kyrgyzstan<\/span>, Cambodia<\/span> and South Korea<\/span>, alongside Chinese university students gathered in Jinan<\/span> which is dubbed the Spring City.<\/p>\n

They explored the city’s rapid development under the national strategy of ecological conservation and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin and immersed themselves in the city’s profound cultural heritage.<\/p>\n

“The ‘Cooperation Opportunity List’ proposed by the Jinan Start-up Area precisely addresses corporate needs. It transforms trust-based partnerships into an open, transparent, and opportunity-filled invitation for collaboration,” said Singaporean youth Goh Rui Fan<\/span> during the event. “This ‘bridge to the future’ connects Singapore’s<\/span> expertise in park operations and green technology with Shandong’s<\/span> vibrant innovation and vast market potential.”<\/p>\n

The foreign youth delegation conducted an in-depth tour of the Start-up Area. At the Quehua ecological and cultural zone, they donned Song Dynasty-style Hanfu and learned willow weaving and paper-cutting from intangible cultural heritage inheritors.<\/p>\n

Aboard an L4-level intelligent connected bus, they experienced a smooth 15-kilometer ride on open roads with no human intervention, showcasing Jinan’s<\/span> advanced green transportation.<\/p>\n

“It’s incredibly smooth. I hadn’t realized Jinan’s<\/span> green transportation was already this advanced,” said Myradov Maksat from Turkmenistan<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Famous for its springs, Jinan<\/span> presented its iconic Baotu Spring at a high-water level, recreating the picturesque scene of “clear springs flowing over stones,” which drew repeated admiration from the young delegates.<\/p>\n

At Daming Lake, they listened to Shandong<\/span> clapper ballads, experiencing this audible intangible heritage. Many tried playing the clappers and speaking the Shandong<\/span> dialect, fully immersing themselves in the local culture.<\/p>\n

“In Jinan, I see Chinese-style green wisdom,” said Indonesian youth Veldesen Yaputra.<\/p>\n

“The flowing springs represent not just ecological balance but also cultural continuity. It turns out ‘sustainability’ isn’t just about technology, but a life attitude\u2014flowing from the past to the future, constantly nourishing the world like the spring water,” said Veldesen Yaputra.<\/p>\n

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BEIJING<\/span><\/span>, Nov. 10, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — A news report from China Daily<\/span>:<\/span><\/p>\n

At the\u00a0Quehua Ecological and Cultural Zone in Jinan Start-up Area for Growth Drivers Transformation, Shandong Province<\/span>, French youth RIVOIRE Oceane Anna, along with her peers, tried her hand at paper-cutting, successfully crafting the Chinese characters for “nian nian you yu,” a traditional auspicious phrase symbolizing abundance and surplus.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>
<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

“This was my first time trying paper-cutting. It’s amazing how traditional Chinese culture can be condensed into this single red paper-cut artwork,” said RIVOIRE Oceane Anna.<\/p>\n

The cultural experience activity was part of the “Opportunity China: Global Gen Z Views on Jinan<\/span> 2025″ event held from October 30 to November 1<\/span>, during which over 200 participants, including youth representatives from France<\/span>, Singapore<\/span>, Indonesia<\/span>, Vietnam<\/span>, Turkmenistan<\/span>, Kyrgyzstan<\/span>, Cambodia<\/span> and South Korea<\/span>, alongside Chinese university students gathered in Jinan<\/span> which is dubbed the Spring City.<\/p>\n

They explored the city’s rapid development under the national strategy of ecological conservation and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin and immersed themselves in the city’s profound cultural heritage.<\/p>\n

“The ‘Cooperation Opportunity List’ proposed by the Jinan Start-up Area precisely addresses corporate needs. It transforms trust-based partnerships into an open, transparent, and opportunity-filled invitation for collaboration,” said Singaporean youth Goh Rui Fan<\/span> during the event. “This ‘bridge to the future’ connects Singapore’s<\/span> expertise in park operations and green technology with Shandong’s<\/span> vibrant innovation and vast market potential.”<\/p>\n

The foreign youth delegation conducted an in-depth tour of the Start-up Area. At the Quehua ecological and cultural zone, they donned Song Dynasty-style Hanfu and learned willow weaving and paper-cutting from intangible cultural heritage inheritors.<\/p>\n

Aboard an L4-level intelligent connected bus, they experienced a smooth 15-kilometer ride on open roads with no human intervention, showcasing Jinan’s<\/span> advanced green transportation.<\/p>\n

“It’s incredibly smooth. I hadn’t realized Jinan’s<\/span> green transportation was already this advanced,” said Myradov Maksat from Turkmenistan<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Famous for its springs, Jinan<\/span> presented its iconic Baotu Spring at a high-water level, recreating the picturesque scene of “clear springs flowing over stones,” which drew repeated admiration from the young delegates.<\/p>\n

At Daming Lake, they listened to Shandong<\/span> clapper ballads, experiencing this audible intangible heritage. Many tried playing the clappers and speaking the Shandong<\/span> dialect, fully immersing themselves in the local culture.<\/p>\n

“In Jinan, I see Chinese-style green wisdom,” said Indonesian youth Veldesen Yaputra.<\/p>\n

“The flowing springs represent not just ecological balance but also cultural continuity. It turns out ‘sustainability’ isn’t just about technology, but a life attitude\u2014flowing from the past to the future, constantly nourishing the world like the spring water,” said Veldesen Yaputra.<\/p>\n

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