Recently, the 16th China International Talent Exchange Conference was held in Shenzhen. The meeting revealed the list of "the most influential foreign experts in the 40th anniversary of the reform and opening up". Professor Isabeth and Professor Marklin of our school won this award.

CROOK (Canada), a pioneer of English teaching in New China, foreign experts from Beijing Foreign Studies University. Isabeth was born in Chengdu, China in 1915. He returned to China from Canada in the 1930s and began a social survey in China. He experienced the historical period of the Anti -Japanese War, Liberation War, Land Revolution and New China. Isabeth and her husband, Korug, have been engaged in foreign language teaching since 1948. For more than half a century, they have been teaching at Beijing Foreign Language University to make outstanding contributions to the New China's foreign language education. As an anthropologist, Isabeth wrote works such as "Shilian Store -A Revolution in a Village in China" and "Confusion in Xinglong Field". Especially introducing China to the West. In 2007, Beijing University of Foreign Languages ​​awarded Isabeth's "Lifetime Honorary Professor". In 2008, the University of Toronto, Canada awarded Professor Isabeth's "Lifetime Honorary Doctorate". In 2014, Professor Isabeth was awarded China's "Top Ten Megal Foreign Teachers".

Colin (Australia) (Australia), Australian -China relations and Western contemporary Chinese research experts. Since the first time I came to Beijing Foreign Language University in 1964, Marklin has visited China more than 60 years, and I tirelessly introduced the real situation of China to Australia and the world. The first China Research Center. Professor Marklin has rigorous academic and academic works. The main works include "Chinese Change 1900-1949", "Chinese Ethnic Minority and Globalization", "New Cambridge Contemporary Chinese Manual", "Western Chinese Image", "Chinese Ethnic Minority Culture: 1912 "Development and integration" "from fear to friendship: Australia's policy of China 1966-1982" and "Chinese Drama: A Historical Survey" and so on. Professor Marklin won the "Outstanding Contribution and Achievement Award" (1999) issued by the Australian Council for his outstanding academic contributions (1999) and the Australian First Merit Medal (2007) issued by the Australian government. At the same time, due to its outstanding contributions in the cultural exchanges between China and Australia, the Chinese government awarded its "Chinese Government Friendship Award" (2014). Beijing University of Foreign Languages ​​awarded its title of "Lifetime Honorary Professor" (2007).

2018 is the 40th anniversary of my country's reform and opening up. In the past 40 years, millions of foreign experts have come to work in China. Training and other aspects have played a unique role.

(International Exchange and Cooperation Department Aritable)