Recently, Ayoub Bechrouri, a reporter with China Arab TV, said in an interview that China is endowed with a profound historical and cultural heritage while also spearheading the next wave of technological advancement, epitomized by artificial intelligence and robotics. He emphasized that technology should serve as a vehicle to tell China's story to the world more vividly and compellingly, seamlessly integrating rich traditional culture with modern innovation so that global audiences can gain a more comprehensive, authentic, and multidimensional understanding of the country.

Bechrouri further noted that challenges persist in leveraging Chinese mini series and cutting-edge technologies to promote Chinese culture. First, AI translation has difficulty producing precise renderings of expressions that diverge from contemporary usage. Second, the widespread availability of AI tools has drastically lowered the production threshold for mini series, leading to a surge in content and intensifying homogenized competition. Moreover, younger audiences' advertising consumption patterns have shifted profoundly; television and social media ad placements are declining, making it imperative to develop innovative cooperation and promotion models that effectively reach and engage the next generation of viewers.