To thoroughly implement the University's "Pioneer Plan" and the "15th Five-Year Plan" development outline, and to promote deep integration of international exchange with disciplinary development, on the afternoon of March 3, 2026, Mao Wenjuan, Director of the International Exchange Office, and her team visited the College of Humanities and Law. Zhang Yanqiu, Party Secretary of the College.

Dean Wu Zhenjun first welcomed the delegation on behalf of the College and systematically introduced the College's overall plan and development direction in international exchange and cooperation. He pointed out that, in line with the blueprint of the University's "15th Five-Year Plan" and the "Pioneer Plan", the College of Humanities and Law will treat international exchange as an important lever for high-quality development, and, drawing on the characteristics of its disciplines and programs, advance both "going out" and "bringing in". In the field of international Chinese language education, the College will take the application for a doctoral programme in international Chinese language education as an opportunity, continuously strengthen the development of a high-level faculty team, expand its international influence, and promote substantive development of the discipline, contributing the strength of humanities and law to the University's international communication efforts.

Director Mao Wenjuan highly commended the remarkable achievements the College has made in international communication and international Chinese language education, and expressed sincere gratitude for the College's strong support of the University's foreign affairs over the years. She noted that the College's development direction closely matches the national strategy for opening up education to the world, and that the International Exchange Office will fully support the College's key "15th Five-Year Plan" tasks. Director Mao stressed that the International Exchange Office and the College of Humanities and Law form a community of shared destiny with "mutual commitment", and hoped that both sides would deepen coordination in Confucius Institute construction, short-term branded camp programmes and faculty-student international mobility, so as to jointly enhance the University's international influence.