Wonderful Moments of the Exchange Visit

Traditional Chinese culture activities like calligraphy and painting, tea art, paper-cutting, Peking Opera facial makeup painting, and fancy diabolo were combined with visits to Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Bird's Nest, the Water Cube, and the Great Wall.

Experiencing Traditional Chinese Culture

The students, from Moscow University for the Humanities (MosGU), also participated in the art gala of the National Disabled Day at the Cultural Palace for Nationalities, witnessing the achievements of China's special education; entered a martial arts hall to experience Chinese Tai Chi culture; experienced ceramic seal engraving at a ceramic art museum; and felt the urban art atmosphere in 798 Art Zone.

Experiencing Traditional Chinese Culture

Group photo with teachers and students from Special Education College of BUU

This ‘flavour of Beijing’ trip gave the students a comprehensive insight and also deepened their understanding and love for Chinese culture and injected a new vitality into cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.

In June, BUU will welcome several more international student study groups from institutions such as the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UK) and Rostov State University of Economics (Russia).

Text by Division of International Exchange and Cooperation

Photo by Division of International Exchange and Cooperation, Tourism College, and Publicity Department

Video by Tourism College

Edit by Rees-Farrell Peter