Chang’an University celebrated the 70th anniversary of its international student education with events on October 23-24, bringing together officials, university representatives, enterprise guests, and global alumni to honor its achievements in international education and cultural exchanges.

The main conference on October 24 featured representatives from over 30 prestigious universities and key enterprises. The university unveiled its 70-year Development Report on International Student Education, highlighting its journey and successes in cultivating international talent. A subsequent seminar shared advanced practices in high-quality international education, exploring new paths for talent training and cross-border cooperation.

On October 23, the university hosted an alumni forum and unveiled the “Five Continents Garden.” A cooperation memorandum with a Rwandan educational institution was signed to enhance teacher training, student exchanges, and resource sharing. Additionally, the International Student Alumni Association of Chang’an University was officially founded, along with new alumni chapters in Yemen and Rwanda, strengthening global alumni connections.

The Shaanxi University Silk Road International Culture Festival, hosted by the university, began on October 24. International students showcased diverse cultures, creating a vibrant platform for cultural integration and youth communication. A special gala with teachers, students, and returning alumni was held in the evening, honoring generations of educators dedicated to international student education.

Over ten domestic universities sent congratulatory letters recognizing Chang’an University’s progress in international education. An Uzbek alumni sinologist donated translated Chinese classic works as a gesture of gratitude to his alma mater.

Since welcoming its first international students in 1956, Chang’an University has established a renowned brand for overseas education. These anniversary events mark a new starting point for the university’s global development. Moving forward, the university aims to deepen international exchanges, enhance its “Study at Chang’an” brand, and contribute to Belt and Road cultural connectivity and global people-to-people bonds.