On August 26, 2025, the 15th Annual Conference of the Overseas Chinese Media Cooperation Organization was held in Changsha, Hunan Province. A total of 120 senior representatives from 84 Chinese-language media outlets across 37 countries and regions gathered to explore new paths for international communication and media collaboration.
That afternoon, the delegates visited Orange Isle (Juzizhou), one of Changsha's most iconic cultural landmarks. Aboard a boat cruise on the Xiangjiang River, they experienced the harmony of history and modern vitality.
We interviewed three media leaders from Brazil, the United States, and Pakistan, who shared their impressions of Juzizhou. Their words reflect not only admiration for China's cultural legacy, but also a shared commitment among overseas Chinese media to bridge cultures and tell China's story to the world.
(Reporter: Li Hao; Videographer: Li Siyan; Video Editor: Li Hao, Jack Wang)
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