兔兔和猫猫的小窝
The past few decades have witnessed the advancement of comprehensive national strength throughout the world. Communicating with more developed countries is crucial for keeping up with the most distinctive science and technology. Besides, forming allies with other economy entities allows mutual support. Owing to these reasons, globalization has been accelerated. Under this circumstance, the unprecedented concept of Belt and Road has been brought into public focus.
The Belt and Road Initiative gets inspiration from the Silk Road and pushes forward further development. The route connects eastern Asia and Europe, encircling the world with One Belt, One Road strategy.
In my perspective, I value the cultural benefits it brings the most. The process of being unfamiliar with other cultures to showing respect and appreciation requires us to learn and to broaden horizon. Take Israel as an example, though underestimated in the World War II, it has proved its strength, illustrating that there is no superiority between different cultures. The nation of Jew attaches great importance to education. I once learned that Jewish people apply honey on books to tell infants that knowledge is sweet. What can we Chinese people learn from them? The fact that we lack talents in high-edge scientific research may lie in that we learn knowledge out of purpose instead of pure pursuit. Now that the initiative puts effort in cultural improvement by communicating and learning from other countries. It indicates a giant leap in our mindset.
Upon reading the news of China helping Kenya in the construction of railways and associating with other Asian countries to set up infrastructure investment bank, we Chinese citizens feel proud of our motherland. It shows the balance between cooperation with others and our own prosperity. We hand the torch down from generation to generation, only hoping to improve the world for all mankind.
