w88 casino News Network (provided by UIBE International Business Chinese Base)3On the morning of March 11th, the opening ceremony of the “2019 University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Confucius Institute in China Cultural Experience Camp” commissioned by the Confucius Institute Headquarters/Hanban and hosted by w88 casino’s International Business Chinese Teaching and Resource Development Base was grandly held in Room 303 of the Research Building of w88 casino. Professor Jiang Qingzhe, chairman of the w88 casino board and secretary of the party committee, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech. Professor Han Hong, Director of the International Business Chinese Base, Professor Deng Rubing, Dean of the w88 casino of Chinese, Professor Yao Wanxiang, Foreign Director of the UTSA Confucius Institute at w88 casino, Li Rongrong, Assistant Director of the Business Chinese Base, all staff of the Business Chinese Base and 18 students from the UTSA Confucius Institute attended the opening ceremony. The opening ceremony was hosted by Zhou Bei, director of the Confucius Institute Affairs Office of the Business Chinese Base.
In his speech, Secretary Jiang Qingzhe extended a warm welcome to the students who participated in the Chinese Culture Experience Camp, and spoke highly of the gratifying results achieved by the Confucius Institute at UTSA in actively carrying out Chinese teaching and cultural exchange activities, promoting the dissemination of cultural knowledge, and enhancing mutual understanding between people. Secretary Jiang also introduced the international education features of w88 casino to the students, and specifically mentioned the outstanding contributions made by w88 casino’s think tank in promoting high-level economic and w88 consultations between China and the United States. In the context of economic globalization and the building of a community with a shared future for mankind, I believe that the people of China and the United States will continue to deepen people-to-people exchanges, break cultural barriers, create a better cross-cultural communication environment for the younger generation, and work together to create a peaceful and beautiful future. Secretary Jiang hopes that through this event, students can deepen their knowledge and understanding of Chinese and American cultures, and strengthen mutual exchanges and cooperation between the University of w88 and Economics and UTSA. Finally, he wishes the students a complete success in their various learning and cultural experience activities in Beijing.
Professor Han Hong, Director of the International Business Chinese Base, and Professor Deng Rubing, Dean of the w88 casino of Chinese Language, welcomed the students on behalf of their respective departments. They hoped that everyone could deepen their understanding of Chinese culture through on-site inspections.
UTSAProfessor Yao Wanxiang, Director of the Confucius Institute, expressed his gratitude to the Business Chinese Base of w88 casino for the warm reception. He also thanked the University of w88 and Economics for its long-term support and assistance to the Confucius Institute at UTSA in all aspects. He hoped that the two universities would have more cooperation and exchanges in the future. Afterwards, the students introduced themselves in Chinese one by one and expressed that they would cherish this opportunity, learn more Chinese, make more Chinese friends, experience Chinese culture, and leave beautiful memories for their trip to China.
At the end of the opening ceremony, Secretary Jiang Qingzhe presented gifts to Dean Yao Wanxiang and took photos with all members of the experience camp.
It is reported that the 18 students in this Chinese cultural experience camp will study Chinese in China for 10 days. In Beijing, they will visit the Forbidden City Museum, the Great Wall and other historical sites, and go to Hanban to experience Chinese culture. After studying at the University of International w88 and Economics, the students will go to Kunming University and Lijiang for visits and exchanges, and return to the United States on March 18.
