Korea Cyber University Holds Korea-China Education Exchange Meeting
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At a glance
- Korea Cyber University held a Korea-China education exchange meeting at its Seoul campus on September 2.
- Participants discussed cooperation in online higher education, Korean and Chinese language education, cultural understanding and youth exchange.
- Chinese Embassy Minister-Counsellor Ma Gui-sheng delivered a special lecture on education exchange and the future of young people in Korea and China.
Korea Cyber University hosted a meeting on September 2 to discuss ways to expand education exchanges between South Korea and China.
The meeting took place at the universityโs Hwa-jeong Hall on its Gyedong campus in Seoul. Ma Gui-sheng, a minister-counsellor at the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, attended as a guest alongside university officials and representatives from Korea Universityโs Sejong Campus.
Participants shared views on education in the two countries and discussed cooperation to deepen mutual understanding among Korean and Chinese young people. They explored ways to expand international exchange through online higher education, including university-level programs in Korean and Chinese language education and cultural understanding.
After the meeting, Ma delivered a special lecture at the campus studio titled โKorea-China Education Exchange and the Future of Korean and Chinese Youth.โ The lecture addressed the significance of bilateral education exchanges and the role young people from both countries may play in future society.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.