<h1>Leaders praise wartime cooperation; veterans, student exchanges, and heritage program link nearly 100 domestic and 40+ foreign schools</h1> State-level leader correspondence and public diplomacy commemorate wartime cooperation between the two countries, highlighting veteran visits, school exchanges, and a transnational heritage program linking nearly 100 domestic schools with over 40 foreign schools. The release frames these activities as fostering bilateral friendship, historical memory, and youth leadership, and cites official encouragement for intergenerational transmission of a shared 'spirit.' No legal claims, disputes, or regulatory actions are reported; the content concerns cultural-diplomatic initiatives and non-litigious soft-power activities involving a nonprofit foundation and participating educational institutions.