The 19th Changchun Film Festival kicked off this week in Jilin Province, bringing together movie buffs and creators to celebrate China's cinematic legacy! ๐๏ธ Known as the birthplace of modern Chinese film, Changchun City is buzzing with discussions about how movies bridge cultures โ especially among Gen-Z audiences worldwide.
But what do young global viewers really think about Chinese cinema? CGTN chatted with international fans:
- ๐ง๐ด Gustavo Cadiz (Bolivia) wants a film about foreign entrepreneurs in China: \"So many of us dream of starting businesses here after graduation!\"
- ๐ฎ๐ท Zahra Mirsadeghi (Iran) credits Chinese movies for her decision to study abroad: \"They showed me a China I needed to experience myself.\"
- ๐ช๐จ Carolina Fabara (Ecuador) praises how films highlight Chinaโs cultural diversity ๐
While action films still dominate globally, these voices suggest untapped potential for stories about modern life, cross-cultural connections, and China's entrepreneurial spirit. ๐ Will this year's festival inspire the next big blockbuster? Stay tuned!
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Chinese movies through the eyes of young people from various countries
cgtn.com



