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"Both China and Turkiye have rich cultural heritage and historical wisdom, which enable us to address the various conflicts we face today," said Ismail Hakki Musa, Turkish ambassador to China.

At the Yunus Emre Institute in Beijing, artists from China and Turkiye engaged in an artistic dialogue. The strokes of Chinese calligraphy and the gaze of the Turkish blue eye moved in perfect harmony, each enhancing the other's vitality without eclipsing its counterpart.

Ayse perceives the unique energy and emotion of every color and finds a similarity between art creation and human interaction. She believes that everyone has their own traits and personality, and each one is like a different color. "If we put them together, we can make great artwork."

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Appreciating the art piece, Ali Oguzhan Yuksel, director of the Yunus Emre Institute in Beijing, remarked that this is the message that the Turkish and Chinese people jointly convey: "We are equal, exchanging cultures, and promoting each other — building bridges in the communication of two cultures."

"Come, let's know each other, to make things easier. Let's love and be loved; no one is eternal in this world."

Musa believes that, from a global perspective, every country has contributed to human civilization as a whole. "Civilizations are equal, and we should not impose a hierarchy of values on them."

In Musa's view, President Xi Jinping's proposal of building a community with a shared future for mankind, puts efforts to avoid humanity being involved in a major civilizational tragedy and conflict.

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As President Xi stated, "History tells us that only by interacting with and learning from others can a civilization enjoy full vitality. If all civilizations can uphold inclusiveness, the so-called 'clash of civilizations' will be out of the question and the harmony of civilizations will become a reality."