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    “Poetry, Everywhere: BRICS Poets Unite with Chinese Literature!”

    BRICS+ News ServicesBy BRICS+ News ServicesJuly 20, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    BRICS Poets Unite with Chinese Literature in a Celebratory Symposium

    In an exemplary showcase of cultural and literary diplomacy, poets from BRICS nations, namely Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, recently converged to partake in a symposium dedicated to Chinese literature. Orchestrated by CGTN, the event stood as a testament to the power of poetry in bridging geographical boundaries and fostering mutual understanding.

    The symposium, aptly titled "Poetry, Everywhere! BRICS Poets Meet Chinese Literature," was a poetic mosaic reflecting the diverse yet interconnected experiences of the participating nations. Renowned poets from the BRICS countries, each bringing their unique linguistic and cultural perspectives, engaged in a rich tapestry of dialogue and recitations. The gathering not only provided a platform for literary exchange but also highlighted the significance of poetry in chronicling societal changes and nurturing cross-cultural ties.

    Emergence of BRICS in the Global Arena

    Originally convened in 2009, the BRICS group has grown in influence, representing approximately 42% of the world’s population and accounting for roughly 23% of global GDP. Beyond economic cooperation, the bloc has increasingly emphasized cultural and humanitarian collaborations, recognizing the indispensable role of soft power in international relations. The recent literary symposium underscores a deepened commitment to these values, symbolizing a harmonious blend of ancient traditions and modern aspirations.

    The Significance of Poetry in Cross-Cultural Engagement

    Poetry has long transcended the role of mere artistic expression to become a vessel for the collective conscience. It provides a introspective lens through which societies can explore identity, resilience, and progression, making it the ideal medium for fostering international dialogue. The symposium, therefore, was not merely an academic or artistic endeavor but a strategic initiative to enhance cultural diplomacy between BRICS countries and China.

    Highlights of the Symposium

    Throughout the event, poets recited works that encapsulated the essence of their native lands while resonating with universal themes of love, struggle, and hope. The Chinese delegation showcased classical and contemporary pieces, offering a glimpse into the rich literary heritage of the nation, anchored in millennia of philosophical and artistic evolution. Conversely, BRICS poets illuminated the audience with their distinct voices, weaving narratives that mirrored their countries’ unique socio-political fabric.

    Professor Li Xiaoming, a noted Chinese literary scholar, commended the event for its profound impact, stating, "This symposium is a historic confluence of minds and hearts. It exemplifies how literature can serve as an enduring bridge, fostering an appreciation for the intricacies of diverse cultures."

    Looking Forward

    As the world grapples with challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, economic instability, and geopolitical tensions, such cultural exchanges underscore the potential of literary arts in engendering solidarity and compassion. The symposium successfully highlighted how poetry, an ageless form of storytelling, remains a potent tool in cultivating empathetic international relations.

    The realization of this poetic symposium marks a significant milestone in BRICS’ cultural diplomacy efforts, promising more such collaborations in the future. By continuing to foster such creative engagements, BRICS nations and China can aspire to build a world where cultural understanding and unity are held paramount.

    For more information on future events and updates, visit CGTN.

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