The 2025 U.S.–China People-to-People Dialogue is live and buzzing in Los Angeles this week, bringing together thinkers, creators, and innovators to tackle one big question: How do we connect across borders in an age of digital overload? 🚀
With the theme 'Bridging the Cultural and Information Divide', this year's event focuses on youth-driven solutions – think TikTok diplomacy, AI-powered language apps, and cross-Pacific VR collaborations. Organizers from the National Committee on U.S.–China Relations and Tsinghua University’s security center are betting big on Gen Z’s ability to cut through the noise.
While details remain under wraps (we’re keeping our 👀 peeled for leaks!), insiders say the talks will address everything from meme wars impacting international relations to sustainable strategies for tech partnerships. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan reports the vibe is 'part UN General Assembly, part Coachella' – with fewer flower crowns and more blockchain debates.
Why should you care? Because 65% of participants this year are under 35, proving young voices are reshaping how the world’s two biggest economies interact. 💡
