On December 15-16, CFLC, in collaboration with the XMU Center for Civilizational Exchange and Mutual Learning, successfully hosted the Guling Seminar on Chinese and Foreign Civilization Exchange in Fuzhou’s historic Guling architectural area. The seminar played a significant role in bridging cultural gaps and promoting shared understanding.

The event attracted a diverse range of attendees, including government officials, academic leaders, scholars, and students, all eager to explore the intricate tapestry of Chinese and foreign cultural exchange. Associate Dean Liu Yue of CFLC emphasized Guling’s symbolic role as a bridge between the East and the West, while Dean Chen Jing of CFLC reiterated the college’s unwavering commitment to promoting the exchange of ideas and nurturing mutual learning.

The seminar showcased the captivating presentations of five young international scholars, who skillfully shared their unique perspectives on cultural exchange. Their thought-provoking discussions ranged from exploring the reflection of other cultures to analyzing the impact of new media communication, highlighting the crucial role of mutual understanding and self-reflection in fostering meaningful connections.

The seminar left participants inspired and filled with admiration for the extraordinary history of amicable exchanges between China and the global community. Attendees made a resolute commitment to persist in their tireless endeavors to uncover the captivating cultural narratives that form the foundation of Chinese and foreign exchanges. Their ongoing mission is to forge a collective memory that fosters mutual learning and appreciation.

This seminar served as an engaging platform for dialogue, igniting a passion for cultural exploration and understanding. By transcending boundaries and fostering connections, the event left an indelible mark on attendees, reminding them of the profound power of cultural exchange in shaping a harmonious and interconnected world.