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PolyU hosted its third thematic seminar on China’s diplomacy, featuring former ambassadors of China who shed light on the global landscape and diplomatic practice

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PolyU and the China Foreign Affairs University co-organised the third thematic seminar on China’s diplomacy. The two keynote speakers, Ambassador Zhan Yongxin (6th from right) and Ambassador Huang Ping (5th from right), were joined by Dr Lam Tai-fai, PolyU Council Chairman (6th from left); Prof. Christopher Chao, PolyU Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation) (4th from right); Ms Lu Ke, Deputy Director of the Department of International Organisations and Conferences of the Commissioner’s Office of China’s Foreign Ministry in the Hong Kong SAR (5th from left); Prof. Cao Jiannong, PolyU Vice President (Education) (3rd from right); Prof. Zheng Zijian, PolyU Vice President (Knowledge Transfer) (4th from left); Ms Li Lewei, Section Chief of the Exchange Division of the Foreign Affairs Office of the China Foreign Affairs University (3rd from left); Prof. Hu Guangwei, Interim Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at PolyU and a member of the Advisory Committee for RCCHC, (2nd from right); Dr Louis Ng, a member of the Advisory Committee for RCCHC (2nd from left); Prof. Lu Haitian, Director of the Mainland Development Office at PolyU (1st from left); and Dr Lu Qiaomei, Director of the Confucius Institute of Hong Kong (1st from right).
PolyU and the China Foreign Affairs University co-organised the third thematic seminar on China’s diplomacy. The two keynote speakers, Ambassador Zhan Yongxin (6th from right) and Ambassador Huang Ping (5th from right), were joined by Dr Lam Tai-fai, PolyU Council Chairman (6th from left); Prof. Christopher Chao, PolyU Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation) (4th from right); Ms Lu Ke, Deputy Director of the Department of International Organisations and Conferences of the Commissioner’s Office of China’s Foreign Ministry in the Hong Kong SAR (5th from left); Prof. Cao Jiannong, PolyU Vice President (Education) (3rd from right); Prof. Zheng Zijian, PolyU Vice President (Knowledge Transfer) (4th from left); Ms Li Lewei, Section Chief of the Exchange Division of the Foreign Affairs Office of the China Foreign Affairs University (3rd from left); Prof. Hu Guangwei, Interim Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at PolyU and a member of the Advisory Committee for RCCHC, (2nd from right); Dr Louis Ng, a member of the Advisory Committee for RCCHC (2nd from left); Prof. Lu Haitian, Director of the Mainland Development Office at PolyU (1st from left); and Dr Lu Qiaomei, Director of the Confucius Institute of Hong Kong (1st from right).
Dr Lam Tai-fai said that PolyU organises the Chinese Culture Festival to promote Chinese culture and help students gain a better understanding of the Nation. He hoped that through the personal sharing of the two ambassadors, students could gain a deeper grasp of the Nation's diplomatic policy and global development trends.
Dr Lam Tai-fai said that PolyU organises the Chinese Culture Festival to promote Chinese culture and help students gain a better understanding of the Nation. He hoped that through the personal sharing of the two ambassadors, students could gain a deeper grasp of the Nation's diplomatic policy and global development trends.
Ambassador Zhan Yongxin said that since joining the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, China had actively participated in cooperation across various fields, serving as an active advocate and steadfast practitioner of regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific.
Ambassador Zhan Yongxin said that since joining the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, China had actively participated in cooperation across various fields, serving as an active advocate and steadfast practitioner of regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific.
Ambassador Huang Ping pointed out that people-to-people diplomacy can build bridges of communication between China and the US, foster friendly communication among citizens and the youth, promote pragmatic cooperation, and enhance people-to-people exchanges.
Ambassador Huang Ping pointed out that people-to-people diplomacy can build bridges of communication between China and the US, foster friendly communication among citizens and the youth, promote pragmatic cooperation, and enhance people-to-people exchanges.
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