SCO series sees students' dreams come to fruition

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It made her feel that ancient creatures once etched in memory had come to life. For the producer, the filming process left the team with a strong impression that Chinese-style…

For Xue Hongxia, the two programs' producer, young people offer a direct way to tell these stories. As active participants in cross-cultural exchange, they can share what they see and hear as firsthand observers, allowing audiences to discover a place through their experiences rather than familiar tourist images.

These cities were selected for distinct reasons. Shanghai, the birthplace of the SCO, serves as a gateway for international exchange. Xi'an was chosen for its historic role as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road and its legacy of millennia-old civilization, says Xue, also a program producer at the Chinese Global Program Center of CMG.

China's high-tech development has also left a deep impression on these young visitors. In the episode set in the coastal city of Qingdao, Li Fengkai, a graduate student at Tongji University, and his schoolmate Ayazhan Zhalmagambet, from…

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