50 Taiwanese college students completed their internship exchange program in Hunan Province
2024-08-10
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Xinhua News Agency, Changsha, August 9 (Reporters Zhang Ge and Ruan Zhouwei) On the morning of the 9th, the graduation ceremony of the 7th "Love in Mango" internship and exchange activity for journalism and communication students from Taiwan universities during the summer vacation was held in Changsha, Hunan. 50 Taiwanese college students ended their nearly one-month "Mango Tour" and gained a lot.
In July this year, 50 students majoring in journalism and communication from 16 universities including Shih Hsin University and National Taiwan University in Taiwan came to the news center, Hunan Satellite TV, Mango TV, Xiaomang e-commerce and other channels and units under Hunan Radio and Television Group for internship exchanges. During the internship, the students worked in groups to go deep into popular programs such as "Singer 2024" and "Hello, Saturday" to experience front-line work such as editing, directing, planning, and operation.
On August 9, Taiwanese college students who participated in the "Love in Mango" internship exchange activity in Changsha, Hunan, took a group photo. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang GeIn addition to professional internships, the event also organizes Taiwanese students to participate in on-site observation of large-scale programs such as "Singer 2024" and "Youth Mango Festival", career planning exchange meetings, Mango Lecture Hall, etc., and organizes Taiwanese students to visit Central South University, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd., Changsha Museum, Changsha Planning Exhibition Hall and other Hunan universities, enterprises and cultural units.
At the graduation ceremony, Taiwanese interns recounted their unforgettable internship experiences through speeches, singing and dancing.
Xu Yawei, a senior student majoring in radio and television from Shih Hsin University in Taiwan, said that this was her fourth visit to the mainland. "This time, in addition to feeling the enthusiasm of mainland compatriots, I also gained professional knowledge in a high-standard program internship and gained the passionate friendship across the Taiwan Strait. It was really worth the trip!"
During the internship, the "Love·Days in Mango" short video competition was launched. In groups or individually, under the guidance of professional staff of Hunan Radio and Television, the interns used their cameras to capture the wonderful moments of their internship and life in Hunan. They shot, produced and released more than 200 short videos. So far, the number of views on the entire platform has exceeded 10 million, and has attracted widespread attention from young netizens on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
Zeng Zhifu, director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Hunan Provincial Party Committee, said that the "Love in Mango" event has played an increasingly important role in attracting young Taiwanese to come to Hunan for internships and employment, promoting exchanges and cooperation between Hunan and Taiwan news media, enhancing mutual understanding between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, and deepening the feelings of compatriots. He is very pleased to see that young Taiwanese students have learned skills, gained friendships, and felt a different Hunan and the motherland in this event. He hopes that the students will continue to participate in and promote exchanges between Hunan and Taiwan with a broad vision and sincere feelings, and promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations.
This was taken on August 9 in Changsha, Hunan Province, at the closing ceremony of the seventh summer internship exchange activity for students majoring in journalism and communication from Taiwan universities in Hunan Province, titled "Love in Mango". Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Yin Sainan)It is understood that the "Love in Mango" internship exchange activity for students majoring in journalism and communication from Taiwan universities has been successfully held for seven sessions so far, attracting thousands of students majoring in journalism and communication from Taiwan. Through short video selection, interviews and other links, more than 300 Taiwanese students have obtained internship and exchange opportunities in Hunan. The activity has become an important platform for cross-strait youth exchanges and for Taiwanese youth to come to the mainland for internships, employment and entrepreneurship.
