From May 6th to 7th, in order to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the "Chinese Studies" (), it was co -sponsored by the China Overseas Sinology Research Center of China, the Chinese Studies Research Center of the Chinese Studies and Sinology Research Center of the Augustin University of China, and the German Augustine Chinese Academy of Sciences. The "Chinese Studies" co -organized by the Research Information Center and the academic seminar of Western Sinology were held in our school.

Jiang Xufan, deputy secretary of the party committee, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech. He said that Beiwai has the fine tradition of introducing China to the world, and is willing to cooperate with relevant institutions, publications and scholars at home and abroad to better promote the exchanges of Chinese and Western academics.

Professor Bai Dianhong, an executive director of the Firen University Consortium of Taiwan, Professor Wei Siqi, the current editor -in -chief of "Chinese Studies", and Professor Ren Daidu of the Chinese Overseas Sinology Research Center.

In the main report, the editor -in -chief of Wei Siqi reviewed the course since the establishment of "Chinese Studies". Researcher Chen Zhichao, a descendant of the old principal of Fu Jen University, introduced the interaction between President Chen Yuan and the founder of the journal German scholar Bao Runsheng and summarized the articles published in the journal. The article by Professor Li Jianqiu, the Department of Philosophy of Fenren University in Taiwan, commented on the contribution of Furen University and "Chinese Studies" in cultural exchanges between Chinese and Western and Western. Professor Zhang Xiping, director of our school's overseas Sinology Research Center, introduced the contribution and characteristics of the publication of the publication of Chinese culture. Professor Fei Leren of the Hong Kong Baptist University analyzed several unique themes in the past 30 years. In the following two seminars, scholars from academic institutions such as Beijing Normal University, Renmin University of China, and Fu Jen University in Taiwan demonstrated their research results from many aspects of the journal.

"Chinese Studies" is a Chinese journal sponsored by Fu Jen University in the 1930s. It is still one of the most important academic journals in the field of Sinology until today. The journal is edited by the Chinese Academy of Studies in Augustine in Germany.

(China Overseas Sinology Research Center)