Events

On March 3, 2025, the library of the UDG held an International  Book Day event and specially invited the Tourism Confucius Classroom  to hold a Chinese book sharing session, bringing an immersive  experience of Chinese culture to teachers and students. 

At the beginning of the event, Confucius Classroom teacher Lai  Peiyu recited Hai Zi's "Facing the Sea, Spring Blossoms" and Yu  Guangzhong's "Homesickness". She said that Haizi's poetry conveys a  beautiful longing for life and the future, while Yu Guangzhong's  "Homesickness" deeply expresses the emotions of a wanderer's  homesickness, which is in line with her current state of being far away  from her hometown and in a foreign country.

Teacher Lai Peiyu recites poetry 

Subsequently, the teacher Shi Xinwei, introduced Song lyrics to the  teachers and students, and recited Li Qingzhao's "Like a Dream, Last  Night's Rain and Wind Suddenly" and "Slow Sound, Searching". She  explained that Li Qingzhao was an outstanding female poet of the Song  Dynasty. These two poems not only showcase the tremendous changes in  her life, but also reflect her profound literary attainments and unique  artistic style, earning her the title of "the most talented woman of all  

time".

In this event, Confucius Classroom carefully exhibited a rich and  diverse collection of Chinese books, covering multiple categories such as  the Four Great Classical Novels, Chinese Novels, Chinese Poetry,  Chinese History and Culture, and Contemporary China Overview,  allowing participants to experience the profound cultural heritage of  China up close. 

This Chinese book sharing event has deeply impressed the teachers  and students of UDG with the unique charm of Chinese poetry and the  profoundness of Chinese culture. Haris Muminović, the financial law  teacher at the Faculty for Culture and Tourism, said, "Although I can't  speak Chinese, I can understand the emotions that poets want to express  from the poems. This activity further stimulated their interest in Chinese language and culture, laying a solid foundation for future cultural  exchange and learning.