The picture shows Lana and her child Nikita taking a group photo. Lana provided a picture of Mansur in her hometown countryside. Mansur Gongtu is Hass (left) who participated in the second "the Belt and Road" Youth Innovation and Heritage Forum. Hass provided a picture of Bernard in his speech. In 2019, Diana (right), editor of Ghana Radio and Television, took a photo with a hospitable Miao girl in a Miao village in Guizhou Province. Our reporter Yang Junfeng scanned the code to watch the video recently, the third "the Belt and Road" International Cooperation Summit Forum was held in Beijing. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the initiative of jointly building the "the Belt and Road". In the past 10 years, the "the Belt and Road" cooperation network has extended from Eurasia to Africa and Latin America. More than 150 countries, more than 30 international organizations and China have signed the "the Belt and Road" cooperation documents. Jointly building the "the Belt and Road" from China's initiative to international practice, from vision to reality, has made solid and impressive achievements, and has become a popular international public product and international cooperation platform. Since 2017, our reporter has filmed and interviewed over 80 young people from multiple countries and regions around the world. For various reasons, they are bound up with the "the Belt and Road". Their life is also more exciting because of the "the Belt and Road". On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" initiative, our newspaper interviewed five young people to learn about their stories of two-way travel with the "the Belt and Road" over the years. "The the Belt and Road has made me feel happy that my dream has come true" - Lana (Republic of Tajikistan) "Hello, Yang, long time no see!" On WeChat, Svetlana Babina (Chinese name: "Lana") greeted our reporter in Chinese. Lana is a 32 year old from Tajikistan. She was a former diplomat in charge of East Asian affairs in Tajikistan and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in East Asian culture at a university. In 2017, the first "the Belt and Road" Youth Innovation and Heritage Forum was held. As a youth representative of Tajikistan, Lana came to Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China to participate in the event. That was my first time in China, and its beauty and prosperity deeply shocked me, "Lana told our reporter. Our reporter's first interview with Lana revealed an interesting story. In the interview, Lana wore traditional Tajik clothing in fiery red and had a bright smile. She made a request to our reporter to do as the Romans do and introduce herself in Chinese. So, Lana learned Chinese at the interview site. I am from Tajikistan "- not many words, but due to pronunciation issues, Lana spoke with difficulty but seriously. I not only need to speak out, but also to be precise. This is my respect for Chinese culture and my respect for Chinese friends, "Lana said. The interview was completed amidst a burst of laughter, and Lana's youthful smile and the happy voice of "I am from Tajikistan" were perfectly recorded by the camera. Time flies, and six years later, Lana has transformed from a young girl to a young mother. She shared herself and her child Nikita with our reporter（