三位"架桥人"用语言、文明、匠心连通万里丝路

第二届"一带一路"民心相通论坛9月2日至4日在江苏南京举行，主题为"丝路心桥·宁聚共识——以民心相通共筑'一带一路'美好家园"1。论坛以文明互鉴、产业共建、青年共生为维度，通过三位杰出人物的故事，诠释了语言、文明、匠心如何成为连接丝路的桥梁1。

汉语教育专家海飒鸥作为乌兹别克斯坦塔什干国立东方大学孔子学院外方院长，积极推动汉语教育在中亚的普及1。在其推动下，乌兹别克斯坦全国10500所中学已将汉语作为第二外语选修课，至少25所大学将汉语作为第一外语1。媒体人唐云被誉为"当代女马可·波罗"，在温州发现朔门古港遗址，包括北宋码头、两条沉船、六处瓷器堆积和二十多吨瓷器碎片，记录海上丝绸之路文化遗迹并向欧洲介绍中国1。江苏百工造物文化科技有限公司董事长马聪将中国传统工艺与国际设计相融合，2018年在米兰三年展设计博物馆展示了这一成果1。这三位"架桥人"用各自的专业领域，为丝路文化交流和民心相通作出了具体贡献1。

The second "Belt and Road" People-to-People Connectivity Forum was held in Nanjing from September 2 to 4, with the theme "Silk Road Heart Bridge·Nanjing Consensus—Building a Better 'Belt and Road' Future Through People-to-People Connectivity."1 The forum centered on three dimensions of exchange: civilizational dialogue, industrial cooperation, and youth collaboration, illustrated through the remarkable achievements of three individuals who have become modern connectors across continents.1

Hai Saaroux, external director of the Confucius Institute at Tashkent State Institute of Oriental Studies in Uzbekistan, has pioneered the expansion of Chinese language education across the nation.1 Her efforts have resulted in Chinese being offered as a second foreign language elective in 10,500 secondary schools nationwide, while at least 25 universities have adopted Chinese as a first foreign language.1 Media professional Tang Yun, recognized as a contemporary Marco Polo, has documented cultural heritage sites along the ancient Maritime Silk Road and introduced Chinese civilization to European audiences.1 Her discoveries in Wenzhou include the Shuomen ancient port site, featuring a Northern Song dynasty wharf, two shipwrecks, six pottery accumulation zones, and over twenty tons of ceramic fragments.1 Designer Ma Cong, chairman of Jiangsu Baigong Zaowu Cultural Technology Company, has blended traditional Chinese craftsmanship with international design aesthetics, showcasing these works at the Milan Triennial Design Museum in 2018.1 Together, these three figures exemplify how language, cultural heritage, and artistic mastery serve as bridges connecting the peoples along the modern Silk Road.1