Three international students at the Shaanxi University of Chinese Medicine recently visited The Longest Day in Chang'an Theme Block in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, to experience ancient Silk Road culture.
Nantong Vocational University in East China's Jiangsu province hosted a job fair on May 22, aiming to connect local international trade enterprises with talented professionals around the world.
The China-Russia Years of Education art education exchange series was launched on Thursday night at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing.
For Russian student Kovalenkova Elizaveta, a visit to Chengdu Robotics World offered a glimpse into a future already underway, where all types of robots move with startling precision.
International students from 19 countries across 11 universities in Tianjin recently recorded the song I'm Waiting for You in six languages — Chinese, English, Russian, French, Spanish - and Arabic. Their performance extended a warm invitation to visitors worldwide to explore Tianjin, showcasing the city's open and inclusive character.
A jumble of strange sounds foreign to millions of Anastasia Prytkova's Russian compatriots slip off her tongue as effortlessly as if she had been uttering them since she was a baby.
Without Go, Filip Filipovic, Noah Lauder and Kseniia Shatarova might never have become friends in China.
The expanding educational cooperation between China and Russia is delivering tangible results, with a record number of students crossing borders, new joint institutions thriving and collaborative research reaching new heights, which in turn is contributing to stronger mutual understanding and the building of a shared future, experts said.
Want to step into a real business world? The AMSIB Challenge, organized by the Association of Malaysian Students in Beijing (AMSIB), could be your first step.
A two-week cultural exchange program bringing together American and Chinese university students is currently underway in Hengshui, North China's Hebei province, with participants sharing that shared meals, dialect lessons, and face-to-face conversations are forging deep bonds that social media alone could never replicate.