As one of the co-organizers of the event, Victoria Viktorovna Andreyeva, a Chinese teacher at Oryol State First Secondary School, shared her thoughts: "Peonies have given two cities thousands of miles apart a common language. Seeing children deeply engaged with sachets, cultural and creative bags, and hairpin fans, we truly felt that Chinese culture is not just an abstract symbol, but something tangible and experiential-warm to the touch. We hope this new station marks a fresh beginning, allowing more Russian youth to approach and understand China through painting and hands-on crafts, and ensuring that the story of Russia-China friendship continues to grow in the hearts of future generations."

　　Taking this event as a starting point, the two sides will continue to carry out youth exchanges and cultural experience activities based on the "Peony Culture Overseas Communication Station (Oryol Station)," fostering friendly ties between the two regions among younger generations and gathering more youthful energy to deepen local cultural exchanges between China and Russia.

　　大众网记者 崔智琪 菏泽报道