Taiwan youth cultural exchange event held in Ningxia

More than 20 young artists and cultural workers from Taiwan took part in a cultural exchange event in northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region from July 9 to 15.

The program, hosted by the Ningxia Taiwan Affairs Office, brought together participants from fields including performing arts, media, film production, and business.

On Tuesday, the group visited the Zhenbeipu Western Film Studio in Yinchuan. At the filming site of the classic film "A Chinese Odyssey," participant Chen Tingting and her companions recreated a well-known scene.

"I know this movie well. Visiting the actual filming location makes it feel more real," Chen said.

Over the week, the group also toured the Xixia Imperial Tombs, the Ningxia Museum, the Wolfberry Museum, and other sites. For the first time, the event used a pop concert as a way to draw in the Taiwan visitors. The group attended a music festival at Yinchuan's Lanshan Park, where performers including Aaron Kwok, Alec Su, Yan Renzhong, and Tanya Chua took the stage.

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