BEIJING, May 3 (Xinhuanet) -- May 4th, 2011 marks the 92nd anniversary of May Fourth Movement in Chinese history and the Youth Day.
Our guests are three young elites, two of them from China and one from Russia -- they are sitting together to share with us the experience of why and how being young is in itself a great wealth.
Li Xiang, a PhD in Zhejiang University, is currently running his own company exclusively serving the disabled with poor eyesight by providing, and, sometimes, donating their products----an electronic device. His interpretation of the "Spirit of Youth" is innovation.
Jian Lian, who graduated from Peking University, is now working as a research fellow in CITI. He is also the columnist for April Media Website. His understanding of Youth Spirit focuses on the self-confidence, optimism, constructiveness, and responsibilities.
Anna Varfolomeeva comes from Russia. She is at present time in Tsinghua University for her Master's degree. For her, the concept of Spirit of Youth is closely related to the words "future", "goals" and "responsibilities".
(Source: www.peopleforum.cn)
