The program spanned over 20 distinct activities designed to foster cross-border cooperation. Attendees engaged in diverse fields, ranging from equestrian sports and baseball to robotics and giant panda research. A particular emphasis was placed on shared cultural heritage, highlighted by a study camp that traced an ancient imperial examination route, alongside workshops dedicated to intangible cultural practices.
Beyond cultural exchange, the gathering served as a practical hub for innovation. University students from both sides collaborated on urban-rural development and construction projects, while youth representatives discussed frameworks for long-term economic integration. To sustain these connections, Fuzhou officials unveiled a third wave of policy support, introducing 10 specific measures. These initiatives aim to streamline employment, business startups, and daily integration for Taiwan residents moving to the Fujian capital.
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