A dynamic sub-forum titled "Inter-Civilization Exchanges and Mutual Learning: Cultural Inheritance and Innovation" kicked off in Beijing during the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting. Experts and enthusiasts from China and beyond gathered to discuss practical steps for the Global Civilization Initiative.
Wang Wei, president of the Henan Provincial Institute of Cultural Heritage and Archaeology and a veteran in archaeological research for 43 years, stressed that mutual learning among civilizations is key to driving cultural innovation. He explained how sharing rich cultural heritage not only preserves history but also inspires fresh ideas—something that resonates strongly with today’s tech-savvy generation 😊.
As our world becomes more interconnected, this forum is a vibrant reminder that embracing diverse cultural legacies can spark breakthroughs and foster unity. It’s a call for us all to learn, adapt, and innovate together in today’s fast-paced global landscape 🚀.
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Expert explains importance of mutual learning among civilizations
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