At the China-Singapore Youth Dialogue held in Singapore on Wednesday, March 25, Zhang Heyang, a Singaporean arts and culture journalist at Lianhe Zaobao, said that traditional culture has become a place of spiritual haven for modern young people.

Longhong Ziwei, a Chinese Yi ethic minority designer and founder of the accessory brand Soft Mountains, said at the China-Singapore Youth Dialogue on Wednesday that integrating traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design can help global audiences better understand China's ethnic minority cultures.

At the China-Singapore Youth Dialogue held on Wednesday, March 25, in Singapore, wood sculpture artist Deng Kun shared how his traditional art connects with young people. For him, it's not flashy innovation but authentic, everyday creation that truly moves people.

At the China-Singapore Youth Dialogue held on Wednesday, March 25, in Singapore, Singaporean artist Koh Pei Li shared her thoughts on art, nature and public spaces. Creating artworks with paper, she pays attention to often-overlooked details. Through her artworks, she aims to create a "pause" for viewers: a moment to look up from their phones and notice the small, neglected traces of life around them, reconnecting with nature and their surroundings.

‍‍‍‌‍‍‌A delegation of youth representatives from the tech, architecture, and art sectors in China and Singapore visited Gardens by the Bay on Tuesday.

A group of 12 youth representatives from China and Singapore visited the Punggol Northshore district in Singapore on Tuesday to gain firsthand insights into local practices in sustainable community development and livable urban construction.

Chinese and Singaporean youth on Tuesday visited the Siong Leng Musical Association for an exchange on Nanyin, a centuries-old melodic style from southeast China known for its slow tempo, refined vocals and string and wind instruments.