Autumn is a season of harvest. In the clear and bright season, “Hello, BRI!” Short Video Contest came to a successful conclusion. Have you still remembered that the contest has left a lot of memory in the hot summer?

Taking the videos as a medium, the event calls on the youth of countries along the BRI to share their own culture in the forms of a dish, or a landscape, or just a custom.

By September 15, the one-month collection period of entries, the organizer of the event has received a total of 71 entries from countries and regions along the BRI such as Philippines, Iraq, Russia, Uzbekistan, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Hanzhou, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Sichuan of China. After the careful selection and screening of the organizing committee, 13 winners were finally announced.

Click to watch the winning entries: http://inzj.zjol.com.cn/ZhejiangFocus/bri/index.shtml

Let’s enjoy the beautiful landscapes and experience the local cultures through the wonderful videos.

Have you ever seen pink beaches? There is an island called KOMODO in Indonesia. At the top of the mountain of the island, you can see three beaches of the island, one is black, one is white and another is pink.

Have you ever seen a submarine tornado? A girl of Malaysia will take you through a trip to the underwater world to see the lovely small sharks, beautiful corals and the colorful clownfish.

At the mention of Russia, what have jumped into your brain are just bears and Vodka? The girl of Russia will tell you more funny stories about Russia.

Other than foreign customs, the contest organizer has also received contributions from many domestic youngsters who are telling “Chinese stories” to the world with their cameras.

The cash-free convenient life of a Hangzhou girl in one day; the colorful morning tea culture of Guangzhou. Other than the high-rise buildings of reinforced concrete, at the Shikumen of Shanghai, you can see lanes full of community life atmosphere...

The “Hello, BRI!” International Youth Short Video Contest has attracted attention from a lot of youngsters on the overseas socializing media. At the homepage of In Zhejiang, the related information of the contest has been read for over 6 million times, and been liked and forwarded by many overseas VIP accounts.

On the stage of the event, the youngsters of the BRI communicate and learn from each other to convey a positive energy. This is the original intention for the In Zhejiang English website and Zhejiang University to co-organize the event under the guidance of the Cyberspace Administration Office of Zhejiang Provincial CPC Committee.

A thousand years ago, the “Silk Road” has become a link for the east and the west. Today in the 21st century, the BRI youngsters are full of youth and vigor. They are witnessing the development of the times, feeling the increasingly close changes and exchanges among countries under the BRI and are full of confidence in the future.

For a review of the event, please click the In Zhejiang English website: http://inzj.zjol.com.cn