Recently, the two latest research results of the Public Diplomacy Research Center, "Sino -Western Integration" and "Cases of Public Foreign Diplomacy and Humanities (1)" were officially published.

"Sino -Western Integration" is the second series of "North Outside Public Diplomacy Culture Series". Politics, economy, history, art, literature and other fields. The book is divided into four chapters such as discernic academic, scholarships, death of the years, and living in his life. With the theme of "Chinese and Western integration, common to civilization", it records the thinking of the northern scholars' thinking about the integration of China and the West and the public diplomacy of public diplomacy. Interpretation of ideas for ideas. This book is edited by Professor Zhang Zhongzai, director of the Academic Committee of the Public Foreign Diplomacy Research Center and Wu Zitong, a member of the Academic Committee, and the preface of Professor Han Zhen, the principal of our school and the director of the Public Diplomacy Research Center.

"Cases of Public Foreign Diplomacy and Humanities Exchange (First Series)" is the first case study study in my country in the field of public diplomacy and humanistic exchanges. The whole book is divided into "government and public diplomacy", "enterprise and public diplomacy", "civil exchange and public diplomacy", "cultural education and humanistic exchanges", "exhibition forum and humanistic exchanges", and "religious and humanistic exchanges". The sector has selected a typical case in the practice of 28 Chinese and foreign public diplomacy and humanistic exchanges. It introduces the case background and event process, and evaluates the case. It has high theoretical research and practical guidance significance. This book was edited by Professor Wen Jun, CEO of the Public Foreign Foreign Studies Center. Mr. Li Zhaoxing, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and president of the China Public Foreign Foreign Affairs Association, prefaced the book.

(Zhang Ye, the Center of Public Diplomacy Research)