The number of people appearing for Mandarin proficiency tests in Kyrgyzstan has surged more than threefold over the past five years, reflecting a growing interest in the Chinese language amid deepening economic ties and educational cooperation between the two countries, the administrator of the HSK examination said.
Retired United States educator Ronald Sakolsky returned Saturday to the former Henan province classroom in Luoyang where he taught English back in 1999, as part of a high profile China trip rooted in his decades-long friendship with celebrated desert restoration pioneer Yin Yuzhen.
From language barriers to university friendship, in the second episode of Unpacked, Natalia and Grass shared their heartfelt experiences at Beijing Foreign Studies University.
About 30 university students from Europe recently learned about the latest technologies related to new energy vehicles and intelligent connected mobility in Wuhan, Hubei province, during a study tour.
Last month, Zheng Hehui, an engineering doctoral candidate at Southeast University in Nanjing, stood before a panel to defend his doctorate.
The first session of the AI training program for Uzbek educators, jointly organized by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and New Uzbekistan University, concluded in Guangzhou on Aug 21.
In July, as cicadas echoed through the mountain villages of Enshi Tujia and Miao autonomous prefecture, Hubei province, 20-year-old Wu Yutong followed a village doctor along winding paths to visit local residents.
Over the centuries, taijiquan, or tai chi, has evolved from being a combat-oriented martial art form — rooted in traditional Chinese principles of yin and yang equilibrium and flexible resistance, and practiced by a relatively small circle — into an everyday practice that emphasizes physical health, mental well-being and harmonious living.
On a Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University campus in East China's Fujian province, Fuke Hako, a master's degree student in microbiology from Papua New Guinea, gazed up at a cluster of giant Juncao grass towering above him.
During the summer vacation, Guizhou University in southwestern China has opened its campus cafeterias to the public, serving affordable meals to students, tourists and migrant workers.
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