Innovative Exploration and Research on International Exchange and Cooperation Mechanisms under the Background of Hainan Free Trade Port

In order to explore and foster innovation in international exchange and cooperation,this study focuses on the background of the construction of the Hainan Free Trade Port.It delves into the current development status,characteristic demands,and potential challenges of its international exchange and cooperation mechanisms.Through a comprehensive analysis of relevant cases,survey questionnaires,and literature,this study aims to provide feasible innovative models and recommendations to promote the sustained development of the Hainan Free Trade Port in the field of international exchange and cooperation,injecting new vitality into China’s economic globalization.This exploration contributes to a deeper understanding of the development of free trade ports and provides insights and references for other countries and regions.

Highlights of CAFIU's International Exchanges (From December 2009 to February 2010)

December 2009 (1) December 1-2, at the invitation of CAFIU, the 7-member delegation of the Hungarian

Highlights of CAFIU's International Exchanges in 2016

January January 4,Vice President Ai Ping attended the farewell reception for Indian ambassador Kantha.Deputy Secretary-General Liu Kaiyang attended the activity.January 12,Secretary-General Ni Jian met with a Thai friend Chang Nianzhou,President of Strategy 613.

Highlights of CAFIU's International Exchanges

(From June to December, 2011)June(1) June 1, CAFIU Deputy Secretary-General Ni Jian met with Mr. Suzuki Eiji, Council Memberand Secretary-General of Japan Overseas Council.(2) June 2, CAFIU Deputy Secretary-General NiJian met with the delegation headed by Mr.Horizoe Hideto, Executive Director of theDevelopment Association for Youthworkers ofJapan.

Build an International Exchange Platform for Even Better Understanding between China and the World

At the beginning of the 1980s, China entered a new historical era of reform and opening up and socialist modernization drive. It became important and urgent for China to exchange and communicate with the international community. To meet the demand

Highlights of CAFIU’s International Exchanges

March (1) March 1 and 14, CAFIU Secretary-General Mr. Xu Jianguo met with Mr. Li Beihua, Member of Czech-China Association. (2) March 12-14, at the invitation of CAFIU, Mr. Kushihara Yoshinao, former Member of the House of Representatives of Japan and others visited Beijing. CAFIU Advisor Mr. Liu Deyou met with them. CAFIU Secretary-General Mr. Xu Jianguo held discussions with the guests.

Active International Exchanges

UESTC started its international academic exchange as early as in 1956 on its foundation.9 Russian experts respectively worked and guided the graduates for 4 years,and 87 experts came for a short-term visit.Meanwhile some promising teachers were sent to Russian for their further training.Since 1978,following the open-up and reform policy and the strategy of "Education must meet the challenge of modernization,the world advancement, and future",UESTC has been involved in the interaction with overseas universities and institutes and remarkable

International exchanges on electrostatic protection and standardization

The 6th Electrostatic Protection and Standardization International Conference was held on November 10,2017 in Guizhou Normal University on the themes of＂promoting the discipline construction of electrostatic protection engineering and accelerating the development of electrostatic protection technology and industry＂.Experts and representatives held in-depth discussions on theoretical study,

What They Learned Won't Go Away:The Impacts ofan International Exchange Program on Chinese Teacher Candidates' Understanding of and Practice in Science Education

Purpose:The Canadian university where this study took place has established an international exchange program in teacher education with a large Chinese university.This study was designed to examine how the international exchange program influenced Chinese science teacher candidates'understanding of science education and how such learning impacted their teaching in China.Design/Approach/Methods:The study adopted a qualitative research design with interview and reflective journal as the main approaches for data collection.Findings:Participants greatly appreciated the opportunity of exchange.They reported an improved understanding of Canadian school education and its science curriculum and pedagogy,which changed many aspects of their original values about the relationship between the teacher and students,classroom environment,and so on.Although they faced many constraints to implement what they learned from the exchange in Chinese science classrooms,what they learned had never been forgotten.Participants tried to apply them here and there at the level they could control.Originality/Value:There are many reported studies in the literature about Chinese international students on Western campuses.However,research on Chinese students who participate in international exchange programs is very rare.The findings of this study can inform policymakers and education practitioners about student international exchange programs and benefit future exchange participants.

International Exchanges

A CPAPD Delegation visits South Africa and Zambia.From April 6th to 13th,2017,at the respective invitation of the Denis Hurley Peace Institute(DHPI)of South Africa and National Project for Poverty Reduction(NPPR)of Zambia,a CPAPD delegation led by Mr.Yu Hongjun,