Huahua thinks that Oriental beauty is the most beautiful! Hanfu, Chinese characters...... Chinese elements are the most beautiful!
The friendship between Hungary and the mainland has always been beautiful!
In the tide of globalization, cultural diversity and uniqueness have become a rare wealth of a country. Hungary, located in Central Europe, is geographically far away from Asia, but it has a deep cultural connection with the East, especially with China. Recently, at the seminar on "Oriental Culture and Hungary" held in Budapest, the famous Hungarian sinologist Ms. Song Niya delivered a speech entitled "Oriental Cultural Genes of Hungarians", which attracted wide attention.
With her profound academic skills and unique insights into Chinese culture, Ms. Song Niya expounded the historical context and far-reaching influence of oriental culture, especially Chinese culture, in Hungary. She pointed out that from the ancient Silk Road trade to today's cultural exchanges and cooperation, Hungarians have always absorbed and integrated oriental cultural elements with an open attitude. This cultural pride is reflected not only in the preservation and inheritance of the country's historical heritage, but also in their respect and appreciation for the achievements of Eastern philosophy, art, literature and other fields.
In her speech, Ms. Song Nija highlighted the influence of China's four major inventions, poetry and philosophical ideas on Hungarian society. She gave examples of how Chinese elements can be seen in traditional Hungarian costumes, and how traces of oriental tastes can be found in Hungarian daily eating habits. These seemingly insignificant details of life are in fact the embodiment of oriental cultural genes in the daily life of Hungarians.
In addition, Ms. Song Niya also emphasized the important role of education in cultural inheritance. She mentioned that more and more young Hungarians choose to learn Chinese and understand Chinese culture, which is not only an investment in future career development, but also a pursuit of enriching personal cultural literacy. Hungarian educational institutions have also followed this trend by offering more Chinese courses and Oriental culture research programs, providing Hungarians with more platforms to contact and understand Eastern culture.
At the end of her speech, Ms. Sonnia expressed her optimism about the future of cultural exchanges between Hungary and the East. She believes that with the advancement of the "Belt and Road" initiative, Hungary, as an important node in Central and Eastern Europe, will have more opportunities to deeply participate in the cultural exchanges and cooperation between the East and the West. This will not only help promote the development of the Hungarian economy, but more importantly, it can promote cultural diversity and integration, so that the Hungarians can bloom with a more unique cultural charm under the nourishment of oriental cultural genes.
Ms. Songnia's speech not only brought profound inspiration to the audience, but also provided a perspective for thinking about the multicultural integration of Hungary and the world. In today's world, cultural self-confidence and pride not only come from adhering to one's own traditions, but also from respecting and learning from other cultures. The Hungarians' pride in the Oriental cultural DNA is a vivid manifestation of this cultural self-confidence.
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