The Second World Conference of Sinologists has officially opened in Beijing, drawing scholars and experts from around the globe to foster a deeper understanding of Chinese civilization and its role in promoting global modernization.
The conference, centered on the theme of “Understanding Chinese Civilization to Jointly Promote Global Modernization,” has brought together leading figures in the field of Sinology. Attendees have expressed a strong commitment to advancing Chinese culture, enhancing cultural exchanges, and working collaboratively to build a better world.
In his opening remarks, a senior leader emphasized the significance of Chinese civilization in the contemporary world, highlighting its potential to contribute to global development and harmony. “By promoting mutual understanding and learning from each other, we can jointly address the challenges of modernization,” he stated.
This year’s conference features a series of discussions and panels covering a wide array of topics. From exploring China’s global initiatives to examining the nuances of Chinese language teaching and literary translation, the event aims to facilitate comprehensive dialogues among participants.
One of the key sessions focuses on the Belt and Road Initiative and its impact on international cooperation. Scholars will delve into how this initiative fosters connectivity and shared development among countries and regions.
Another highlight is the exploration of modern Chinese literature and its global influence. Translators and educators will discuss strategies for promoting Chinese literary works worldwide, enhancing cultural appreciation, and bridging East-West divides.
Participants at the conference include renowned Sinologists, cultural ambassadors, and educators who share a passion for Chinese studies. Their collaborative efforts seek to deepen cultural ties and promote understanding in an increasingly interconnected world.
The event underscores the importance of cultural exchange in fostering global partnerships and emphasizes China’s commitment to contributing to global modernization through the sharing of its rich cultural heritage.
As the conference continues, attendees are expected to develop actionable strategies that will enhance cultural dialogue and cooperation on an international scale.
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