On March 30, the opening ceremony of the “JISU International Study Camp” for the student delegation from Chita Secondary School No. 4, Russia, was held at the China Village of the Global Village.

Under the theme “China-Russia Youth Connect, Study for a Shared Future,” the event leverages cultural exchange and hands-on study activities as a bridge to foster friendly interaction between Chinese and Russian adolescents, promoting deep integration of language learning, cross-cultural appreciation, and youth friendship. The ceremony was attended by 24 teachers and students from Chita Secondary School No. 4, along with faculty, students, and volunteers from the School of International Exchanges and the School of International Communication.

Opening Ceremony

Relevant officials from the School of International Communication and the School of International Exchanges delivered speeches, extending a warm welcome to the Russian delegation. They introduced the university’s achievements in international exchange and the study camp itinerary, encouraging students to broaden their horizons and grow through the program.

Lead Teacher Lyubov Sverdlova Delivers Remarks

Lead Teacher Marina Gerasimova Delivers Remarks

Teachers Lyubov Sverdlova and Marina Gerasimova from the Russian delegation expressed their gratitude for the university’s thoughtful hospitality and meticulous preparations. They looked forward to deepening youth exchanges between the two countries and advancing sustained China-Russia educational cooperation through the study camp.

Student Representative of Chita Secondary School No. 4 Speaks

He Qila Speaks

Student representatives from Chita Secondary School No. 4 shared their expectations for the program. He Qila, an international student representative at JISU, spoke about his study experience at the university and warmly welcomed the Russian students to enjoy their time at JISU, enrich their cultural experiences, and share their impressions of China, Jilin Province, and JISU with their peers back home.

Chinese and Russian Teachers and Students Create a “Wishing Tree”

Chinese and Russian Teachers and Students Create a “Wishing Tree”

Chinese and Russian teachers and students then jointly created a “Wishing Tree,” writing down their eager expectations for the study camp and their best wishes for JISU.

Group Photo of Chinese and Russian Teachers and Students

This International Study Camp marks a significant step in deepening cooperation and exchanges between JISU and Russian educational institutions, providing a platform for Chinese and Russian adolescents to learn, interact, and grow. The university is committed to building the “JISU International Study Camp” into a flagship brand, with carefully designed activities covering language practice, cultural experiences, and campus engagement, aimed at fostering lasting friendships among international youth and promoting mutual growth through civilizational exchanges and mutual learning.

Source: School of International Exchanges