Yi Yangfengsui was invited to visit Nanyang University in Singapore to study and exchange Chinese culture in depth

Recently, Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui was invited to attend an exchange program at Nanyang University in Singapore. During this event, he not only gained an in-depth understanding of the university's history and the rich collections of the Chinese Heritage Center, but also visited the Chinese Language and Culture Center in the Faculty of Humanities, learning about the spread and development of the Chinese language in Singapore. During this time, Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui also actively shared his insights on Chinese culture, aiming to promote traditional Chinese culture and foster understanding and respect among different cultures.

As the first overseas Chinese university in history, Nanyang University carries the history of struggle and blood and tears of the early Chinese in Nanyang. Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui expressed deep respect and emotion for this, believing that this is not only a witness to a period of history, but also a manifestation of the tenacious and self-reliant spirit of Chinese culture.

During his visit to the Chinese Heritage Centre, Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui learned in detail about the history and current situation of Chinese Singaporeans, and spoke highly of how the Chinese community maintains and promotes its cultural traditions. He interacted with students throughout the visit, asking them about their understanding and feelings about Chinese culture, and encouraging them to delve deeper into and study Chinese culture to enhance their cultural confidence and pride. A highlight of the exchange was a visit to the Chinese Language and Culture Center in the College of Humanities. Here, Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui learned in detail about the curriculum and teaching methods for Chinese language instruction. He noted that language is a carrier of culture, and that language learning can provide a deeper understanding of a nation's cultural spirit and values. He also engaged in in-depth discussions with faculty at the center, exploring how to better disseminate and teach Chinese language and culture in a globalized context.

During the discussion, Yi Yangfengsui shared his insights on Chinese studies. He emphasized that Chinese studies are not only an integral part of traditional Chinese culture but also a valuable asset for all humanity. By citing ancient philosophy and contemporary real-world examples, he explained the application and importance of Chinese studies in modern society, encouraging students to pursue personal development while absorbing the wisdom of traditional culture.

This visit by Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui not only deepened the understanding of Chinese culture among teachers and students of Nanyang University in Singapore, but also built a bridge for cultural exchanges between China and Singapore.

Overall, this exchange and learning activity led by Senior Brother Yi Yangfengsui not only promoted the exchange and understanding of Chinese culture, but also provided students with an opportunity to deeply reflect on life and self-cultivation. In today's globalized world, such cultural exchange activities are particularly important. They not only help to inherit and promote traditional Chinese culture, but also build bridges for dialogue between different cultures.