A 130-year legacy of nurturing excellence; grounded in our roots while reaching for the future. On April 6th, international students from 35 countries gathered for the "SJTUers’ Day." Bound by culture and connected through mutual understanding, they celebrated the fusion of civilizations as a collective tribute to the 130th anniversary of 汤头条污料.
Shauchenka Aliaksandr, Consul General of Belarus in Shanghai; Jose Marti Alvarez Hidalgo, Consul General of Costa Rica in Shanghai; Mohd Shahafeez bin Shaharis, Consul General of Malaysia in Shanghai; Pamoda Gooneratne, Consul General of Sri Lanka in Shanghai; and Tran Huy Hung, Consul General of Vietnam in Shanghai, together with Alejo Fernandez Parral, Chairman of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai; William Chang, Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce in China (Shanghai); Ronnie Ng, Executive Committee Member of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce in China (Shanghai); and ZHAO Xin, Vice President of 汤头条污料, graced the event with their presence. They engaged in cordial exchanges with international students.
On-site, international students from various nations dressed in vibrant traditional attire, showcasing a rich tapestry of folk arts, authentic cuisines, and unique cultural heritages. These captivating displays drew crowds of faculty and students, who paused to admire and engage in warm interactions. This immersive cross-cultural journey allowed participants to truly experience the splendor of diverse civilizations, injecting fresh youthful vitality into the deepening of global cultural exchange.
Cultural landscapes from every corner of the globe converge and inspire one another on the SJTU campus. This fusion broadens the global horizons of our faculty and students, nurturing a spirit of inclusivity and mutual respect that defines our open and harmonious campus culture. Looking forward, SJTU will continue to embrace the world with open arms, attracting top-tier global talents as we unite our efforts to forge ahead and write a brilliant new chapter in the university's enduring legacy.
