00 backstage Tsai Ruyu: Only when Taiwanese youth really enter the mainland can they see the real scenery on the other side

Modern Express News From November 14 to 15, the 2023 Cross Strait Entrepreneurs Summit Annual Meeting was held in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. Cai Ruyu, a young Taiwanese blogger after 2000, is now living in Suzhou. In her eyes, the mainland has not only good mountains and water, but also profound historical and cultural heritage. "I also do We Media at ordinary times, making short videos of my life in the mainland and sharing them on social platforms so that more Taiwanese youth can see them." Cai Ruyu believes that only when Taiwanese youth really enter the mainland can they understand the real life in the mainland.

Cai Ruyu is from Taichung, Taiwan. She grows and sells tea at home. In 2017, she followed her family to live in the mainland and settled in Suzhou. "My mother opened a tea company in Suzhou, and I usually do We Media to share my life in the mainland." Cai Ruyu said that every city in the mainland is different. Every city changes, the scenery, food, customs and customs are different, and I deeply feel that the Chinese culture is broad and inclusive. " My impression of Nanjing is that there are many special foods, such as duck blood fans, salted duck, etc. Suzhou is a different landscape. "

Both sides of the Taiwan Straits share the same root and origin, and the Chinese culture comes down in one continuous line. Cai Ruyu hopes to show more Taiwanese youth a real mainland that is different from their imagination through his short videos, and attract more Taiwanese youth to come to the mainland to take a look, develop in the mainland and experience a different life.

"Not only through my videos, but also through more offline activities, let Taiwanese youth really enter the mainland." As an envoy of cultural exchanges between Jiangsu and Taiwan, Cai Ruyu also personally felt that the mainland has been actively promoting youth exchanges across the Taiwan Straits. For example, Jiangsu held the Cross Strait Youth Culture Month to build a stage for cross Strait youth exchanges. Through these activities, many Taiwanese "first comers" have new knowledge and understanding of the mainland, thus becoming "frequent comers".

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