On the afternoon of December 4, the Center for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language held a symposium with international students from Europe. He Gang, Vice Dean of School of International Education, Yu Zheng, Director of the Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language along with faculty and student representatives, were present at the meeting.

At the symposium, over twenty student representatives shared their learning and living experiences at HUST. Students expressed that studying Chinese has been both fulfilling and enjoyable. They particularly appreciated the beautiful campus environment, comprehensive facilities, professional teaching team, and engaging classroom atmosphere. Several exchange students showed strong interest in continuing their Chinese studies, with some planning to extend their programs and others hoping to enhance their career prospects through language proficiency.

Participants also offered constructive suggestions regarding courses, practical activities, and campus services, providing valuable insights for improving educational management.

Vice Dean He Gang thanked the students for their sincere input and stated that the school will continue to enhance teaching quality and support services to create a better learning and cultural experience. He encouraged students to become youth ambassadors, sharing their experiences to attract more international peers and foster cross-cultural exchange.

The symposium served as an effective platform for dialogue and contributed to the ongoing improvement of international Chinese language education.