As China and France gear up to celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations in 2024, the bond between the two nations is stronger than ever—fueled by cultural curiosity, digital innovation, and the upcoming Paris Olympics. Chinese Premier Li Qiang highlighted these milestones during his recent visit to France, predicting a surge in cross-border connections 🌍.
Meet Dhia Nemri, a 31-year-old French Tunisian teacher who’s called China home for five years. 📱 ‘I was blown away by how *everything* here runs on smartphones,’ he shares, describing a life where apps handle payments, transit, and even grocery deliveries. But for Dhia, China’s charm goes beyond tech. During holidays, he explores ancient towns, savors regional cuisines, and documents his adventures online. ‘Locals always offer help—it makes you feel safe and welcome,’ he adds with a smile.
With the China-France Year of Culture and Tourism and the Paris Games on the horizon, stories like Dhia’s embody the warm, people-first spirit driving this global partnership 💬✨.
