On the evening of September 9, the China Film Screening Event of the 2026 ASEAN+3 Film Festival was successfully held at the Cinema of Prague City Library in the Czech Republic. Nearly 300 guests attended the event, including officials from Czech government departments, representatives of foreign diplomatic missions in the Czech Republic, people from all walks of Czech society, overseas Chinese, Chinese-funded enterprises and international students in the Czech Republic, as well as journalists.

Zuo Wenxing, Charge d’Affaires of the Chinese Embassy in the Czech Republic, said in his speech that the featured Chinese film One and Only centers on breaking, a newly added competition sport of the Hangzhou Asian Games. It tells the story of an ordinary young dancer who holds fast to his dream amid heavy life pressures. Through persistent efforts and firm faith, he overcomes numerous hurdles and finally shines on the stage he loves. The movie not only showcases the unique charm of street dance, but also conveys the perseverance and spirit of contemporary Chinese youth in pursuing their dreams.

The audience laughed and were moved throughout the screening. They responded enthusiastically and spoke highly of the film.

Meanwhile, a China tourism promotion session was staged on site, with promotional brochures distributed to attendees.

The film festival kicked off on September 7 with the screening of the documentary My Notes on China’s Ecology. From the perspective of Jiří Maněk, former head of Šumava National Park in the Czech Republic, the documentary features field visits to multiple national parks in China and vividly demonstrates the fruitful practices of China’s ecological civilization development.