On November 3rd, the Student International Exchange Association successfully held a wonderful and diverse meeting and exchange event for Chinese and foreign students. This event used traditional Chinese art as a bridge, providing a platform for Chinese and foreign students to understand each other and enhance friendship.

The calligraphy experience activity has attracted numerous students to participate. Chinese and foreign students, under the guidance of professionals, experienced the profoundness of Chinese calligraphy art. On the rice paper, international students focused on practicing writing simple Chinese characters, while Chinese students patiently explained on the side, and laughter echoes throughout the event.

As a unique symbol of Eastern culture, DIY lacquer fans had inspired infinite enthusiasm among international students. They picked up their paintbrushes and freely painted colors on the blank lacquer fan. They integrated the cultural elements of their own country with their understanding of Chinese culture and designed the unique lacquer fans.

Paper Cuttings activities are also loved by everyone. aper Cuttings professionals demonstrated several methods of making classic Paper Cuttings patterns on the spot, ranging from simple snowflakes and butterflies to complex double happiness characters and the zodiac. Chinese and foreign students had tried to learn from each other, helped each other, and showed their imaginations through Paper Cuttings.

Chinese and foreign students who participated in the event expressed that this exchange would broaden their horizons, provide them with the opportunity to deeply experience the charm of traditional Chinese culture, and make many new friends during the event. This event not only enriched the campus life of Chinese and foreign students, but also promoted the exchange and integration of Chinese and foreign cultures, injecting new vitality into the development of diverse cultures on campus.