Young Cameroonian Researcher Promotes Cultural Exchanges Between China and Africa Through Martial Arts and Cinema

Taling Tene Rodrigue (centre) and his disciples in Yaoundé, Cameroon, on 17 August (Courtesy)

The documentary film Rêve de kung-fu will soon be released in Chinese cinemas. This vivid creation traces the extraordinary journey of Taling Tene Rodrigue, a Cameroonian researcher, to master martial arts and use them to promote cultural exchanges between China and Africa.  This journey is much more than just a personal experience. It builds a bridge between… Continue reading Young Cameroonian Researcher Promotes Cultural Exchanges Between China and Africa Through Martial Arts and Cinema

Sino-African Cooperation On Solar Energy Increases Access To Electricity For Local Populations

Participants of the Africa Solar Belt seminar visit a Chinese company specialising in new energy in Beijing in September. Photo: Tianpu New Energy

Access to electricity remains a major challenge in many parts of Africa. In remote villages, people still rely on candles or paraffin lamps for light after dark. Even in large cities that are connected to the grid, power cuts are common.  Fortunately, Africa has a wealth of renewable energy resources, especially solar energy. Areas such… Continue reading Sino-African Cooperation On Solar Energy Increases Access To Electricity For Local Populations

Beninese Actress Pursues Her Film Dream In China To Build Bridges Between The Two Cultures

Rawdoth Alazi Soumaila, a young actress and model from Benin, has recently been cast in a leading role on the Chinese small screen. Formed Police Unit, a recent film by Hong Kong director Lee Tat-Chiu, showcases her artistic talent.   Adopting the Chinese name of Mulan, Soumaila wants to stand out and embody a heroic figure, following… Continue reading Beninese Actress Pursues Her Film Dream In China To Build Bridges Between The Two Cultures

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