Chinese Clothing Culture Month kicked off at Tianjin College of Commerce on Saturday, with 121 international students from various universities and colleges in Tianjin attending.
A Chinese food cultural extravaganza brimming with the delights of delicate West Lake flavors was unveiled in Serbia on April 11, local time.
As a graduate of higher education, I had been quite curious about the study, life and employment prospects of students in China's vast number of vocational schools, especially when the job market is highly competitive.
The fourth industrial revolution, which is driven by advancements in digital technology and artificial intelligence, is fundamentally reshaping the world. The new round of industrial revolution is a major area of cooperation for the BRICS member states, and also provides an opportunity for developing countries to catch up with the developed ones.
The China-Maldives Friendship Bridge, a hallmark of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road initiative, has entered a new phase with the launch of its follow-up maintenance and technical assistance project. The project is managed by the China Communications Construction Company Second Harbor Engineering (CCCC Second Harbor Engineering) and is expected to last 36 months.
Chinese Ambassador to Portugal Zhao Bentang engaged in discussions with Angela Lemos, president of the Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, and her accompanying delegation on April 3. Their meeting centered on the advancement of the Luban Workshop in Portugal.
Tianjin Electronic Information College (TEIC) has recently chosen two teachers to participate in an exchange and study program at Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics (MTUCI) in Russia.
On March 18, the launching ceremony of shipping smart classroom equipment to the Kyrgyzstan Luban Workshop was held at Zhejiang University of Water Resources and Electric Power (ZUWREP) in China.
