In a world that’s increasingly interconnected, young people from different countries are finding innovative ways to bridge cultural divides. Recently, CGTN Digital reporter Yang Xinmeng sat down in Moscow with Russian youth opinion leaders to discuss how Generation Z is reshaping global diplomacy.
As multipolarity becomes more prominent, these young thinkers are reimagining the world map. They believe that technology and social media platforms, like short video apps, can create more vivid and direct dialogues between cultures. “We are the generation that can make real change,” said a Russian student leader during the discussion. “Through technology, we can understand each other better and build stronger connections.”
The conversation highlighted the role of youth diplomacy in fostering mutual understanding between China and Russia. By leveraging digital tools, young people are not only sharing their cultures but also collaborating on solutions to global challenges.
“Our generation values openness and collaboration,” noted Yang Xinmeng. “By engaging in these dialogues, we are paving the way for a more connected future.”
The dialogue in Moscow is just one example of how young people are taking the lead in international relations. As they continue to build bridges across borders, the road ahead looks promising for a world united by mutual respect and understanding.
