10th anniversary of Chinese Drama Theater program celebrated in Cambodia-Xinhua

Cambodian Information Ministry’s Secretary of State Kem Gunawadh (1st L, front) attends the 10th anniversary of a Chinese Drama Theater program screened on the state-run National Television of Cambodia (TVK) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on Dec. 6, 2024. (Photo by Sovannara/Xinhua)

“This Chinese Drama Theater program has played and will continue to play an important role in promoting cultural ties and the bonds of traditional friendship between the peoples of both countries towards building a Cambodia-China community with a shared future,” Cambodian Information Ministry’s Secretary of State Kem Gunawadh said.

PHNOM PENH, Dec. 7 (Xinhua) — The 10th anniversary of a Chinese Drama Theater program aired on the state-run National Television of Cambodia (TVK) was celebrated here in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, on Friday.

Speaking at the event, Cambodian Information Ministry’s Secretary of State Kem Gunawadh said that since 2014, the Chinese Drama Theater program has served as a window to China’s culture, tradition, customs, civilization and history.

“Through this Chinese Drama Theater program, Cambodian audience has an in-depth understanding of the geography, glorious civilization, life of the Chinese people from ancient to modern times, cultural diversity, and wonderful cultural heritage sites of China,” he said.

Gunawadh said the celebration was part of joint activities to mark the Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year 2024.

“This Chinese Drama Theater program has played and will continue to play an important role in promoting cultural ties and the bonds of traditional friendship between the peoples of both countries towards building a Cambodia-China community with a shared future,” he said.

Yang Guorui, deputy director of China’s National Radio and Television Administration, said the Chinese Drama Theater program has brought more than 2,500 episodes of Chinese TV drama series, cartoons and other audio-visual works to the Cambodian audience in the past 10 years.

“From ‘Romance of the Three Kingdoms’ and ‘Dream of Red Mansions’ to ‘Minning Town’, these classic dramas from China have been widely welcomed by the Cambodian audience,” he said.

Participants watch a Chinese cartoon during the 10th anniversary of a Chinese Drama Theater program aired on the state-run National Television of Cambodia (TVK) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on Dec. 6, 2024. (Photo by Sovannara/Xinhua)

Yang said the Chinese Drama Theater program has played an important role in promoting China-Cambodia ties and enhancing mutual understanding and friendship among the peoples of both countries.

Rith Vanlila, a Chinese TV drama enthusiast, said Chinese TV dramas are very popular in Cambodia thanks to their talented and vivid artists, highly producing techniques, and fascinating scenes.

“I am a fan of Chinese episodic drama series,” she told Xinhua. “Chinese episodic drama series have shown social reality, culture, civilization and education, providing us with a lot of useful knowledge.”

Vanlila said she liked watching different kinds of Chinese TV dramas including classic, romantic and modern ones, watching them on TVK, YouTube, and Facebook, among others.

Ly Sivju, another fan of Chinese TV drama, said Chinese TV dramas were worth watching because the artists performed very well and the stories have great educational value.

“I like Chinese TV dramas, and I watch them often during my free time,” she told Xinhua. “I always watch TV dramas featuring history because I want to explore Chinese history.”

Margaret R. Pimentel

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