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The animated film "Chang’an" is captivating audiences worldwide with its stunning portrayal of Tang Dynasty (618-907) poets. Showcasing the brilliance of these historical figures, the film brings to life poems that continue to resonate across centuries.
Young people around the globe are rediscovering traditional Chinese poetry, inspired by the film’s vibrant animation and compelling storytelling. The Tang Dynasty, often considered a golden age of Chinese literature and culture, is vividly depicted in "Chang’an", bridging the gap between ancient artistry and modern audiences.
"The film opened my eyes to a whole new world of poetry," said Aisha, a student from Lagos. "It’s incredible how words written so long ago can still touch our hearts today."
This renewed enthusiasm is also boosting cultural tourism to the Chinese mainland. Travelers are eager to explore historical sites linked to the poets featured in the film, immersing themselves in the rich heritage and traditions of the era.
Local cultural organizations are embracing the surge of interest, offering interactive experiences and tours that celebrate the legacy of Tang Dynasty poets. By connecting past and present, "Chang’an" is fostering a deeper appreciation for Chinese culture among youths worldwide.
As "Chang’an" continues to gain international acclaim, it highlights the universal power of art and literature to unite people across different backgrounds and generations.
