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CIB at MBU was Invited to DEU China Day

2020-07-24

Confucius Institute for Business at Matej Bel University was invited on July 20 to participate in the China Day, which is held and hosted by University of Economics in Bratislava for Children's University of Economics (DEU). The Chinese director Jianwei Wang presented a lecture focusing on China's Staying Open and Innovative, in which he shared examples of China's most recent achievements with the students and teachers.

Between games and interactions, the Slovak students are able to tell some basic facts about China, understand some inherent principles of a certain Chinese innovation, and are showing great enthusiasm and interests towards the lecture and China. They are really amazing little friends, and this is a good opportunity to share and learn from each other as well.

 

Stay Open and Innovative