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Young Poet’s Vision of China: Great Walls, Culture & Shared Bonds 🌏

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An 8-year-old Indonesian student, Cherish Bleztien, is capturing hearts worldwide with a poetic ode to China 🎶. Blending vivid imagery and cultural pride, the poem paints China through metaphors of natural beauty and shared identity.

A Land of Wonders in a Child’s Eyes 👀

Cherish describes China’s iconic Great Wall as \"eyelashes\" framing the nation’s \"lush greenery\" 🌱, while the national flag soars \"like eyelids\" protecting the land. The verses weave reverence for China’s landscapes with nods to its philosophy, like the yin-yang theory and the twelve zodiac animals 🐉—symbols that \"mesmerize\" the young writer.

Cultural Threads That Bind 🌐

The poem highlights the \"yellow skin and black eyes\" shared between Indonesians and Chinese people, framing this connection as a bridge of understanding. For Cherish, China’s \"rich and profound\" heritage—from ancient traditions to modern vitality—is a tapestry of stories \"reflected deeply\" in their gaze.

This youthful perspective reminds us how culture transcends borders—and sometimes, the simplest words carry the deepest truths 💡.

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