In July 2022, Evan Kail, a young pawnshop owner in the United States, donated a photo album to China, which contains evidence of Japanese war crimes against China during World War II. Two years after the donation, in November 2024, Evan finally embraced his long-expected trip to China. After visiting Beijing, he says, 'I found that a lot of the media I consumed was very inaccurate, very negative, at least from West talking about China. I found Beijing was not anything like what the media reported, it looks not nearly as polluted as the media made it out to be. This city looks a lot like New York. Beijing is also a very cool city.'

On November 26, the 'Land Meets Sea: Mutual Learning and International Cultural Exchange' international cultural exchange event took place in Chongqing, offering a fascinating tour of the Underwater Museum of White Crane Ridge and Dazu Rock Carvings for international guests. 'It's very impressive. It's a combination of science and technology and cultural preservation. I think that will be very important to the whole world. It will be a pilot project to the whole world,' says Dr. Sarbottam Shrestha, president of Nepal Arniko Society, during his visit.