HZU Sent Japanese Major Students to a Japanese 

Partner University for the First Summer Short-Term Exchange

Program

To further promote exchanges and cooperation between our university and Sapporo

University in Japan, from July 14 to 27, our university sent Xie Chuyi, a student from the

Class of 2023 majoring in Japanese, to Japan to participate in the first Short-term

Japanese Language and Japanese Culture Summer Training Program hosted by Sapporo

University. The program is open to enrolled international students from the university’s

partner institutions, offering participants intensive learning opportunities to improve

their Japanese proficiency. Meanwhile, it enhances participants’ understanding of

Japanese society and culture through off-campus training and traditional Japanese

cultural experiences. A total of 20 students from partner universities across four

countries and regions including China, Cambodia and South Korea took part in this

summer program.

It is reported that the program mainly consists of Japanese language courses, Japanese 

salons and Japanese cultural experiences, drawing on the achievements of the 

Short-term Chinese Language and Chinese Culture Exchange Program that our 

university has held for Sapporo University every March since 2014. Adopting the 

international exchange model of Mutual Learning through Exchanges, Sharing Cultures,

and Diversified Linkages, it takes Bringing In and Going Global as key approaches, 

featuring high-quality internal integration and external cross-cutting expansion. Since

establishing friendly relations in 2013, our university and Sapporo University have 

carried out a series of exchanges and cooperation. To date, our university has sent 

more than 20 teachers and students majoring in Japanese on Going Global exchange 

activities to Sapporo University, and received over 80 teachers and students from 

Sapporo University for Bringing In exchange activities, achieving sound and remarkable 

results.