Lu Kang Calls for Enhanced Global Scholarly Collaboration at Sinology Conference
Beijing hosted the Second World Conference of Sinologists on Wednesday, bringing together scholars from around the globe to deepen the understanding of Chinese civilization. Lu Kang, vice minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, emphasized the conference’s role in fostering cooperation among scholars during his keynote speech.
Addressing esteemed sinologists, Lu highlighted the importance of global academic collaboration. He stated, “Understanding Chinese civilization is not only beneficial for China but also for the world.”
Lu outlined initiatives aimed at strengthening academic dialogue and collaboration between Chinese and international scholars. These initiatives seek to bridge cultural gaps, encourage mutual learning, and promote shared knowledge.
He encouraged participants to work together to promote mutual understanding. “By collaborating, we can build a more interconnected world where knowledge and cultural insights are shared freely,” Lu remarked.
The conference served as a platform for scholars to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and explore new avenues for cooperation in the field of sinology. Participants expressed enthusiasm for the proposed initiatives and the opportunities for deeper engagement with Chinese culture.
The event concluded with a collective commitment to advance international academic partnerships and continue dialogues that enrich cross-cultural appreciation and understanding.
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Lu Kang promotes global collaboration at Sinology conference
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