BEIJING, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 24 December 2023 - On December 24th, the documentary " The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments", jointly produced by the Program Center of the China Media Group, China Media Group Mobile, and the China Network Television, premiered across China Media Group Mobile and the China Network Television. Focusing on cultural exchanges between the youth of China and Laos, the documentary " The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments " approaches the topic from the perspective of ordinary individuals. It paints a vivid picture of how Laotian children perceive the real China. Through heartwarming narratives filled with human emotions, the documentary showcases the cultural collisions and integrations between different countries and civilizations. Its content, characterized by depth, warmth, emotion, and attention to detail, deeply resonated with numerous viewers after its broadcast. It has received high praise from media both domestically and internationally and has garnered significant attention from various sectors of society. Based on international communication, nurture the fusion of cultures, depicting a diverse landscape of mountains and rivers Crossing over Mopan Mountain, Ailao Mountain, Wuliang Mountain, passing by the Yuanjiang, Amo River, Bapian River, and Lancang River, the Laotian children participating in the 6th "Hand in Hand" event arrived in their dreamt-of China aboard the China-Laos railway train. During their month-long educational journey, they looked up in awe at the majestic Tiananmen Square flag-raising ceremony, where the five-starred red flag slowly ascended and fluttered in the wind. Atop the vast Great Wall that spans mountains and rivers, young girl Susingpa live-streamed the magnificent scenery to her family far away. In the shimmering beaches of Xiamen, where the sea breeze carries the joy of the children, their dreams set sail. In the ancient city with deep historical roots, Xi'an, young boy Pasugan handcrafted terracotta warriors and horses... At this moment, the Belt and Road Initiative welcomes new friends once again. History intertwines with the present, creating a complete picture of China. This is the cultural journey depicted in the documentary "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments," and it's also the path where Laotian children dream. Pasugan meticulously drew smiles on the mist-covered train window. He said, "The drawings will fade as the mist clears, but they symbolize a beautiful memory we left behind before returning home." Pei Lingda, who began learning Chinese at the age of three, repeatedly emphasized the phrase "very happy" when recalling the details of the journey. Camel bells toll across the ages, marking a new chapter in cultural cooperation. "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments" employs distinct regional cultures from across China as its narrative backdrop, interwoven with historical and cultural touchpoints related to Laos. This not only showcases the longstanding friendly relations between the two nations but also emphasizes the ongoing and continuous cultural exchanges. Audiences, guided by the perspectives of the children, journey from Laos to explore the vast and boundless beauty of China. The bridge of connectivity, from its inception to its prosperity, culminates in the present-day development of the "Belt and Road" initiative. As the influence of cultural programs grows in the process of cultural "going global," "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments" stands as a vivid testament, utilizing documentary international dissemination to promote cultural exchanges. Explore content innovation, using ordinary individuals to reflect overarching themes, telling heartwarming stories of China Regarding different cultural relationships, the renowned sociologist Mr. Fei Xiaotong once said, "Each has its own beauty; appreciate the beauty in others; share mutual beauty; and aim for a harmonious world." The beauty of "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments" not only lies in its realistic portrayal of Chinese culture but also in its depiction of the genuine emotions of Laotian children. The warm and lively cinematic language, coupled with subtle emotional observations, becomes a distinctive feature of "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments." Su Songpa, the girl who loves painting, drew along the journey, with her small sketchbook capturing everything she saw and heard. At the end of her travels, she left her artworks with friends she met in China as mementos, saying, "(Even though we) may not keep in touch, I will still miss everyone." With a curiosity to explore the world, the boy, Pasugan, expressed his reflections: "Time passes by so quickly, like a dream. This was an orange dream, because my favorite color is orange." Whether it's the tender artworks that weave through the journey or the childlike words imbued with dreamy colors, the emotional expression of "The Memory Of All The Blissful Moments" deeply resonates....