Over 700 youth representatives from across the Taiwan Strait gathered in Beijing this week for the annual Cross-Strait Youth Summit, a platform aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration. The event, blending tech, culture, and politics, spotlighted the role of young people in shaping cross-strait relations.
Song Tao, head of the Taiwan Work Office and Taiwan Affairs Office, emphasized youth as 'key drivers of national rejuvenation,' urging them to oppose separatist activities and foreign interference. 🚫🇹🇼 'Your generation holds the power to bridge divides,' he said, calling for deeper exchanges and integrated development.
Former Kuomintang leader Ma Ying-jeou joined via video, encouraging young attendees to 'learn from each other and build a brighter future.' His message echoed the summit’s theme of unity, with forums and exhibitions showcasing sci-tech innovations and cultural projects. 🧪🎨
From AI workshops to traditional art displays, the summit blends modern ambition with shared heritage—a vibe resonating with globetrotters and digital natives alike. 🌐💬
