HTTV Made the Hit During Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium
Accomplishments to Strengthens Exchanges Between the USA and South-East Asian Countries
Los Angeles — Los Angeles-based China TV Media Group (USA) Inc. dba HTTV has gained international recognition and prestige recently and has opened the door of cooperation and cultural exchanges between the USA and South-East Asian nations.
HTTV has participated in the 2022 Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium and its documentary TV Program “Build A Dream, Make it True” has made a big hit during the Symposium.
The documentary Program which was hosted and directed by Jing Yang, has shed light on the dreams, resilience, and contributions of Asian Americans to the diversified cultural growth of American society. It featured the ups and downs, pains and gains, joys and challenges, of Ao Ge, an Asian-American who has lived in the United States pursing his American dream for more than 30 years. He shares his life journey of studying, earning a degree, finding a job to work for City of Los Angeles, starting a business, becoming a successful entrepreneur, a treasured mentor and a great contributor to the American society.
In this documentary, people from very diverse backgrounds crossed and shared their lives.
Rick Racliff, the dean of California State University, Northridge, who helped Ao Ge was featured. Rick was one of the first African Americans to obtain a doctorate degree from a public university. Rick later on became the dean of the School of Engineering at California State University, Northridge, where the protagonist studied. Rick extended his generous help to Ao Ge, serving as his mentor and helped Ao Gen to adapt to the education system in the U.S. and to become a Christian. Their relationship has grown from student and teacher to become as close as father and son. They took care of each other and spent each Thanksgiving together for 30 years. Rick Racliff was 93 years old at the time of filming and has passed away one year later. His clear memory, warm smile, in-depth knowledge and kind words were captured candidly in the film.
Ao Ge also shared his personal contributions to the 1984 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, his personal friendship with Lang Ping who used to serve as Head Coach of Women’s National Team for both the U.S. and China. Ao Ge concluded this documentary by wishing to continue to serve as a volunteer to the upcoming 2028 Olympic Games to be held again in Los Angeles, his beloved city.
“Build A Dream, Make it True” has helped HTTV and Jing Yang won several awards and recognition from several prestigious organizations from Malaysia, such as Malaysia Press Institute and Malaysia Digital Association.
“We are so glad to have chances to work with HTTV to explore more cooperations and partnership. We want to thank Mr. Ji Li and Ms. Jing Yang for their personal contributions to promote and expand American cultures and values at global landscape. This symposium has served as a catalyst for fostering cross-border partnerships that can lead to innovative campaigns and projects. We fully believe that a strengthened exchange between the US and South-East Asia will create a win-win situation for both sides. ” said Chan Fong, Executive Director of Organizing Committee, Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium
The Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium has emerged as a pivotal platform for fostering stronger ties between North America and the South-East Asian nations. This symposium brought together media professionals, marketing experts, and industry leaders from both regions, facilitating invaluable discussions and partnerships.
The event, initiated by 180 Degrees Brandcom, a leading media and marketing agency in Malaysia, witnessed a diverse array of participants from countries across South-East Asia, the United States and Canada. Distinguished speakers and panelists engaged in dialogues on a wide range of topics, from media trends and digital marketing strategies to cultural exchanges and global collaboration after Covid-Pandemic.
The Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium has not only deepened ties between the USA and South-East Asian countries but has also created a platform for ongoing collaboration. This event serves as a testament to the power of international forums in fostering understanding and cooperation in the fields of media and marketing. It is expected that future editions of the symposium will continue to facilitate exchanges of ideas, strategies, and innovations between the USA and South-East Asia, further strengthening their relationship in these critical industries.
The success of the Malaysia International Media and Marketing Symposium underscores the significance of such initiatives in an increasingly interconnected world, where cross-border collaboration is essential for progress and growth.
