On the 13th, the "Colorful World · Creating Youth" - China Europe Cultural Exchange Event, jointly organized by the European and Latin American Language Program Center of China Central Radio and Television and the News Office of the Beijing Municipal People's Government, was held at the Shougang Park exhibition area of the China International Fair for Trade in Services. Yu Junsheng, Deputy Minister of the Propaganda Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee and Director of the Information Office of the Beijing Municipal People's Government, expressed in his speech that he hopes to use the vibrant stage of youth and the program performances co created by China and foreign countries to enable cultural exchanges to transcend cultural barriers, cross cultural conflicts through mutual learning of civilizations, and deeply embed the cultural trait of "seeking common ground while reserving differences" that can be understood and accepted by both the East and the West, becoming a wonderful annotation of China Europe friendship and youth friendship. At the event, British singer Phoebe and Beijing Opera and Dance Theatre singer Wang Zhaoyi performed "Ode to Pear Blossoms" together. Austrian musician Timo and Chinese violinist Liu Wen performed two famous songs from the two countries, "Beautiful Rosmarin" and "I Love You China". Serbian dancer Yelena performed "Second Waltz". The Central Conservatory of Music Jasmine Yangqin Ensemble performed "Good News" and "Childash" from China and Hungary. National Tai Chi martial arts champion Gao Chongyan and others performed "Rhyme of Harmony". Artists also interacted and shared with on-site guests on promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, allowing the audience to fully appreciate the exchange, mutual learning, and infinite charm of excellent Chinese and European cultures. At the scene, clips of the "When Tai Chi Meets Symphony" China Europe Youth Creative Enjoyment Season, a multimedia event jointly organized by the Euler Center of the Central Station and multiple institutions in China and Europe, were also displayed. The event takes Tai Chi and symphony, representative elements of Chinese and Western cultures, as carriers, and focuses on topics of common concern to Chinese and European youth such as sports, music, and environmental protection. Combined with popular generative artificial intelligence and social platform trends, it inspires the enthusiasm of Chinese and European youth to participate and create. The vast number of young people from China and Europe share the essence of their respective cultures through innovation and creativity, express mutual appreciation and friendship through interactive communication, and vividly showcase the beautiful wish of civilization mutual learning through vivid images. (New Society)