w88 casino News Network (Contributed by the International Chinese Education (Business) Practice and Research Base）On April 4, 2024, the 15th China-Korea Humanities Forum organized by the Business Confucius Institute at Jeju National University in South Korea was successfully held in Hall 2, College of Humanities, Jeju University. The theme of this forum is "Humanities Exchanges between China and South Korea and the Role of Young Scholars". Experts and scholars from domestic universities such as Tsinghua University and Fudan University, as well as Korean universities such as Seoul National University and Sejong University, published papers at the forum. The published topics include Chinese and Korean language and literature, comparison of Chinese and Korean languages ​​and cultures, education, translation studies, artificial intelligence and other fields.

The opening ceremony of the forum was hosted by Professor Xu Yongbin, Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute at Jeju University. Professor Jin Eunxi, Director of the International Exchange Office of Jeju University and Director of the Confucius Institute at Business at Jeju University, delivered the opening speech. Professor Kim Eun-hee said in his opening speech that he hoped to expand academic and student exchanges and cooperation between the two countries in the future and contribute to the friendly exchanges between China and South Korea.

Professor Xu Yongbin, Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute for Business at Jida, presided over the forum

Professor Kim Eun-hee, Director of the International Exchange Office of Jeju University and Director of the Business Confucius Institute at Jeju University, delivered an opening speech

Then, Consul General Wang Luxin of the Chinese Consulate General in Jeju, Professor Jiang Xixuan, Vice President of Jeju University, and Professor Zhao Chengzhi, Dean of the College of Humanities of Jeju University, delivered speeches respectively.

Consul General Wang Luxin expressed his gratitude to Jeju University for its efforts in promoting cultural exchanges between China and South Korea and supporting the development of the Confucius Institute over the years. Consul General Wang Luxin said that cultural exchanges are an important link between China and South Korea, and Jeju Province also plays an important role in cultural exchanges between China and South Korea. He hopes that the academic circles of the two countries will further strengthen cultural exchanges between the two countries, enhance the sentiments of the two peoples, and further promote the healthy development of China-South Korea relations.

Speech by Consul General Wang Luxin of the Chinese Consulate General in Jeju

Vice President Jiang Xixuan read the congratulatory message from President Kim Il-hwan of Jeju University, and expressed his sincere gratitude to the experts and scholars from the two countries who participated in this forum, saying that Jeju University will contribute to academic, humanistic, and economic exchanges between China and South Korea through continued cooperation with the Confucius Institute for Business at Jeju University.

Professor Jiang Xixuan, Vice President of Jeju University, read the congratulatory message from President Kim Il-hwan

Professor Cho Sung-sik, Dean of the w88 casino of Humanities at Jeju National University, expressed the hope that through this forum, scholars from China and South Korea can have in-depth discussions on the role and development of the humanities, and take this as an opportunity to promote cultural exchanges between the two countries and open a new chapter of broader cultural and academic exchanges. Achieve "acknowledge differences, respect each other, and grow together."

Professor Cho Sung-sik, Dean of the College of Humanities at Jeju National University, delivering a speech

This forum is divided into five parts, hosted by Professor Xu Yongbin, Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute for Business at Jeju University, Professor Bae Yonghwan, Professor Zhao Hongshan, Professor Zheng Minjing, and Professor Cui Soonji of Jeju University.

Professor Park Jin-ho from Seoul National University and Professor Jiang Baoyou from Fudan University gave wonderful keynote speeches. Then, experts and scholars from other universities also published papers one after another.

Professor Park Jin-ho

Professor Jiang Baoyou

At the closing ceremony, Professor Lee Young-ho from the College of Humanities of Jeju University made a concluding speech and delivered a closing speech. The forum ended successfully, and all participants took a group photo.

The guests, experts and scholars taking a group photo

The China-Korea Humanities Forum is a high-end academic brand created by the Confucius Institute at Jida Business. It aims to enhance friendly cooperation between China and South Korea and promote academic exchanges between cooperative universities through academic exchanges and discussions between China and South Korea. In the future, we will continue to give full play to our own characteristics and advantages, serve as a good link for cultural exchanges between China and South Korea, build a higher-quality exchange platform, and contribute to the friendly development of China-South Korea relations.