The BRICS Media Think Tank High end Forum was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on the 16th. During the forum, Xinhua News Agency released a multilingual report titled "The Rise of the South" in Chinese, English, and Western languages. The full text of the report is about 100000 words, gathering the research results of Xinhua News Agency on the self-reliance, development and revitalization of countries in the global South since 2024, vividly demonstrating the innovative practices of the collective rise of the global South in the context of the world's great changes. Thailand's Asia Pacific Think Tank Director, Willen Phetsawongpadi, told reporters that the multilingual report "Rise of the South" presents a three-dimensional portrayal of the collective awakening and collective rise of the global South through cases from Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, the Asia Pacific, and other regions. The report integrates real-life politics, historical retrospect, and socio-cultural observations, with rich case studies and a broad perspective. Reading the article 'Echoes of the Bandung Spirit in the Era', I once again deeply felt the call and power of Bandung. This is a historic moment when the global South stands up together. ”Weilun said, "The Bandung Spirit is not only a memory of history, but also injects momentum into the continued progress of the global South." In the view of Luis Llanes, the editor in chief of El Salvador Daily, the multilingual report "Rise of the South" builds a bridge to promote understanding and can help more people realize that countries in the global South are always striving for independent development and constantly exploring the path of progress. The Salvadoran Daily once reprinted the report "Potosi Awakens from History", which tells the story of the mining development process in the Bolivian city of Potosi, as well as the city's transformation and continuous struggle after experiencing historical trauma. Reines believes that this is a representative story that vividly reflects the resilient spirit of the global South in pursuing change. On July 16th, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, guests browsed through "The Rise of the South" at the BRICS Media Think Tank High end Forum. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Tiancong. As a collective of emerging market countries and developing countries, countries in the global South account for over 40% of the world economy and are profoundly rewriting the world's political, economic, and cultural landscape, becoming a key force in the transformation of the international order. (New Society)