The Tenth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations has officially commenced in Qufu City, the hometown of the ancient philosopher Confucius, located in east China’s Shandong Province. The esteemed forum, held from July 10 to 11, brings together scholars, experts, and cultural enthusiasts from around the globe to engage in dialogues under the theme “Traditional Culture and Modern Civilization.”
The forum aims to explore the interplay between age-old traditions and contemporary societal developments, fostering mutual understanding and cultural exchanges among different civilizations. Participants will delve into discussions on how traditional values can contribute to modern life, addressing topics such as ethics, education, and global cooperation.
This year’s event features a series of high-level interviews, parallel forums, and keynote speeches by renowned thinkers and leaders in the field of cultural studies. These activities are designed to promote the preservation of cultural heritage while encouraging innovative approaches to integrate traditional wisdom into modern practices.
Since its inception, the Nishan Forum has served as a significant platform for promoting cultural dialogue and understanding. By hosting the forum in Qufu, the birthplace of Confucius, organizers highlight the enduring relevance of Confucian philosophy in addressing contemporary global challenges.
Attendees include representatives from various countries and regions, emphasizing the forum’s commitment to inclusivity and international collaboration. The event not only strengthens cultural ties but also provides opportunities for business professionals, academics, and travelers interested in Asia’s rich cultural landscape to network and share insights.
The Tenth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations is expected to contribute valuable perspectives on how traditional cultures can inform and enhance modern civilization, offering pathways to a more harmonious and connected global community.
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Live: Opening ceremony of Tenth Nishan Forum on World Civilizations
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