Yang agreed, emphasizing that communication is essential for bridging gaps in international contexts.

"Leadership is not about authority. It's about the ability to empower others to participate in collaboration and harmonize differences to develop practical and actionable solutions to problems," he said.

Zhang Xunyin, a 23-year-old student majoring in international organizations and international exchange at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, was inspired by the program's mission to ensure that no one is left behind.

She explained that while globalization and technological advancements have brought prosperity and progress, developing countries — especially low- and middle-income nations — still face challenges such as resource scarcity and technological delays.

This is why Chen wants to encourage more young people to join the camp and take action for a brighter future for all.

"We are global citizens; we should act like one and take pride in it," he said.