[Youth along the Silk Road Praise China] Young Entrepreneur of the Kyrgyz Republic: the Belt and Road Provides New Opportunities for the Youth

There are a group of young people from the Belt and Road countries. They are studying, traveling, working, or living in China, and therefore bound up with China. They have been witnessing the rapid change of China, sharing their own stories about China with others, and praising China for its change.

Recently, CRI Online has been releasing a series of news report, Youth along the Silk Road Praise China, to listen to these young people’s stories about China.

Ensi Tszie (Jenny) was in the interview (Photo by Xi Cheng)

The protagonist of this episode is Ensi Tszie (Jenny), a young entrepreneur from the Kyrgyz Republic. She started an investment consulting firm in the Kyrgyz Republic to provide economic and investment information to countries, corporations and academic institutions.

Ensi Tszie (Jenny) was in front of the signature wall (Photo by Xi Cheng)

On August 12^th, the journalist met with Jenny at the cultural exchange activity Silk Road &Young Dreams. She was recommended by the Kyrgyz Republic to participate in the speech contest of Chinese group and won the second prize.

In her speech, Jenny talked about her connection and luck with China as well as how she discussed with youth along the silk road to create and seize new opportunities in the future with the help of One Belt and One Road(OBOR).

Jenny said, after China putting forward the OBOR in 2013, Central Asia has firmly grasped the opportunity to broaden the ways of communication with China and other countries and have got back on the international stage. OBOR has revitalized the ancient silk road and provided a window for the Kyrgyz Republic, a landlocked country far away from the coast, to see the world. It has closed the distance with China and reproduced the friendship and mutual development between the two countries along the ancient silk road. She has also witnessed that OBOR has made ordinary people in the Kyrgyz Republic live a happy life, ‘There are more and more infrastructure projects in health care and education that can benefit local people in our country.’