School News Network (Business ChineseBase feed）9月12On the day, sponsored by the State Han Office and hosted by our school's International Business Chinese Teaching and Resource Development Base2012The Chinese Experience Camp of Confucius Institute of Fukuyama w88 in Japan was successfully concluded. From Confucius Institute of Fukuyama w88, Japan14Teachers and students are in12In the past few days, we experienced contemporary Chinese and Chinese culture through Chinese learning, special lectures, discussions between Chinese and Japanese students, and visits to Japanese-funded enterprises.
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9月11On the day, the graduation ceremony was held at our school. Secretary Wang Ling, Chairman of the School Committee and Director of the International Business Chinese Base, Vice Dean of the School of Foreign Languages Guo Deyu, Associate Professor Wu Danhong of the School of Foreign Languages and Base members attended the graduation ceremony.Secretary Wang Ling and his teachers awarded graduation certificates to Japanese classmates and took photos together.
Secretary Wang Ling delivered a speech
Secretary Wang Ling pointed out in his speech that the fact that China and Japan are neighbors will not change, and the result of friendship between the two countries for generations is win-win and win-win. If you want to understand a country in depth and objectively, you need to visit it and understand its history, culture and art in order to jointly promote the development of human civilization.
Danjiubo, Dean of the Confucius Institute of Fukuyama w88, expressed his gratitude to the State Council, the w88 of International Business and Economics and the base. He said that the summer camp was very successful. The training programs designated by the base include Chinese traditional painting classes, Chinese economy lectures delivered by Mr. Xia Zhanyou, practical business Chinese and other courses. The students gained a lot. Many students especially liked China and said they did not want to return to China.
Japanese student Shinshi Matsumaru said that through special lectures and Chinese courses, he felt that Chinese was very interesting, and at the same time he felt that Chinese culture was profound and profound. After returning to China, he would continue to study Chinese hard and learn everything related to China.Japanese classmates also had a discussion with students majoring in Japanese at our school. Japanese classmates introduced Japan's famous tourist attractions and Japanese traditional culture, and our students also fully communicated and exchanged with each other on issues that college students care about.
