Chinese and Myanmar youngsters get to know the Jiama block printing.
The 2026 China-Myanmar Youth Camp for New Media Co-Creation was held in west Yunnan’s Baoshan City.
Myanmar international students in Chinese universities, together with students from the School of Foreign Languages of Baoshan University, participated in field trips and content creation.
Chinese and Myanmar youngsters learn about the Tengchong shadow puppetry.
During the event, the young Chinese and Myanmar creators were divided into three groups and conducted field research in Longyang District, Longling County, and Tengchong City.
Their journeys covered iconic scenic spots such as the Gaoligong Mountains, volcanic and geothermal areas, and Heshun Ancient Town.
They also got to know Yongzi Go stones and Tengchong shadow puppetry, looking into the natural beauty, cultural charm, and vibrant everyday life of Baoshan.
Chinese and Myanmar young people visit the Heshun Old Town.
Based on the field trips, the Chinese and Myanmar young people worked together in co-creation. Drawing on their cultural perspectives, they crafted bilingual new media works in both Chinese and Myanmar languages.
Reporting by Yang Yanpeng (Yunnan Daily); Trans-editing by Wang Shixue
