马加丽达·费多托娃[5]

After graduating from university, Liu Lida moved to Guangzhou in 2007. Initially, she spoke only basic Chinese, but she was determined to learn diligently. Within a year, she became fluent in Mandarin. Subsequently, she worked as a program host for a Chinese television media outlet, traveling extensively and gaining a deep understanding of China. Currently, she resides in Moscow, working for the Russian-Asian Industrial Enterprises Union. Her work is closely connected with China, and her family lives in China. She visited the Moscow Chinese Culture and Arts Exhibition, interacted with young director Tian Qi, admired his works, and learned Chinese calligraphy. Liu Lida is dedicated to Sino-Russian cultural exchange, hoping to promote the development of both countries' cultures through cooperation and to realize the Chinese Dream.