On the afternoon of June 6, the Deputy Secretary of State Richard Stangel, the deputy Secretary of State of the State Council in charge of public diplomacy and public affairs (), visiting our school during the eighth round of China -US strategy and economic dialogue in China, and China and foreign Fuliput Xueyou had a discussion and observed the exchange activities of Chinese and American students held in our school. American government officials such as Mala Adiga, deputy assistant to the Education Project, and the US government officials such as Mala Adiga and the US ambassador to China. President Peng Long and Vice President Yan Guohua met with Stanger and his party.

Peng Long has a warm welcome to Vice State's visit to Vice State State, introducing the basic situation of our school's historical revolution, school characteristics, disciplinary construction, and international cooperation. He said that many teachers and students in Beiwai have received the support of the Fuxing project, and they have the opportunity to go to the United States to carry out research and study for further studies. I hope that the US government will continue to support the teachers and students of Beiwai disciplines to apply for the project in the future. American scholars and young students come to China to communicate and study in China to contribute to strengthening civil cultural exchanges between the two countries and enhancing the understanding of the people of the two countries.

Stanger said that he was very happy to be able to come to the North and Foreign Visits as a "cradle of Chinese foreign agents". Thanks to the North Foreign Minister for a long time to pay attention and support for the Fo Byt project. He said that the breadth and depth of Sino -US higher education cooperation made him quite proud, hoping to use this visit to learn more about the status quo of Sino -US education exchanges and cooperation and China ’s view on the Fuxing Ereter project, so as to improve and improve Expand the existing educational projects and further strengthen the two -way communication between Chinese and American students and scholars.

After the meeting, Peng Long accompanied Statgel to visit the American Embassy Book Area on the third floor of the library. In 2012, the US Embassy donated 793 Volumes of the US government's US government's diplomatic archives and more than 3,500 original English books. These materials have been included in the Collection of Beijing University of Foreign Languages ​​University for studying.

Subsequently, 6 people including Teng Jimeng, including the School of English, including our school, and 6, who had participated in the Fuxing Forer, who had participated in the Fuxing project, were involved in the influence of the Fubhatet project. The Li and Fubweter project had a discussion on issues such as Sino -Art Academic and cultural exchanges.

The Fuxite project is one of the largest and most reputable international exchange plans funded by the U.S. government. It has spread to 155 countries and regions. This year is the 70th anniversary of the project's establishment. So far, 318,000 people have participated in the project, of which 120,000 people went to study, research and exchange from all over the world from the United States, and 198,000 people came to the United States from all over the world to study, communicate, and study. The "China and the United States Fuxing Project" is part of the plan, and is the official exchange plan for the purpose of "promoting cooperation and exchanges in the field of equality, mutual benefit and mutual benefit" between the People's Republic of China and the United States. With the support of the plan, China and the United States exchanged educators, researchers, professionals and students to study, study and teach.

After the discussion, Stan Gel went to the Eastern Court of Yifu Building on the first floor to observe the Sino -US cultural exchange activities carried out by the students of our school and Duke University Women's Football Team, and conducted exchanges and interactions with the youth of China and the United States.

Ke Jing, director of the International Division, Zhang Jian, Dean of the School of English, Zhang Xiaoying, Executive Dean of the School of International Journalism and Communication, and Zhai Yan, director of the American Information Center of our school, attended the meeting.

(Zhu Wen, International Department)