International students and overseas Chinese leaders in Nanjing visit an innovation industrial park. [Photo/Nanjing Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese]
The federation of returned overseas Chinese of Nanjing, Jiangsu province recently conducted a special event providing international students and overseas Chinese leaders with an opportunity to explore the city's cultural and technological excellence.
The event featured over 30 participants, including students from countries such as Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Laos, Mongolia, and Pakistan studying at Nanjing Audit University and Nanjing Normal University, as well as prominent overseas Chinese representatives.
One of the highlights of the event was a visit to an innovation and entrepreneurship hub designed exclusively for recently returned overseas Chinese and international students. The federation, which built the industrial park, has taken several measures to enhance its facilities, create a favorable environment, connect resources, and improve its services.
During their tour, participants were captivated by a wide array of creative products made by companies in the industrial park.
At Huanglongxian village, which has been dedicated to preserving and developing the Rain Flower Tea-making technique, an intangible cultural heritage item, participants had the opportunity to witness the entire tea-making process. "China's rural areas are truly beautiful. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city and staying in the countryside must be very nice," said a Russian student
Li Min, director of the traditional Chinese medicine culture committee of the Jiangsu Chinese Culture Promotion Association, then conducted a demonstration and teaching session on the "Eight Pieces of Brocade", a Chinese system of physical exercises, for participants.
Participants practice "Eight Pieces of Brocade". [Photo/Nanjing Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese]
