On July 19, our university's exchange delegation to India successfully arrived at jyotirmoy school of law in Kolkata, India. On the first 

day after arrival, jyotirmoy school of law held an opening ceremony for the exchange delegation, at which Indian teachers and students 

welcomed them with songs and dances.

Over the following six days, our students attended humanities lectures covering Indian history, geography, multiculturalism, sociology, 

and lifestyle, practiced yoga, learned Indian hand painting, studied Indian clothing, Indian musical instruments, and dance, watched 

Indian films, and participated in a China-India exchange meeting, engaging in one-on-one exchange learning and talent performances 

with Indian students.

In the coming week, the students will also learn about the curriculum and training system of Indian medical schools and traditional Indian medicine, combined with visits to museums and historical sites.    

It is reported that this exchange and study trip to India is the first time the university has sent such a exchange delegation abroad, aiming 

to further strengthen our students' international educational exchanges, broaden their international horizons, and cultivate outstanding 

students with international competitiveness. The delegation included 20 selected outstanding undergraduates and 1 accompanying teacher. The delegation set off for India on July 19 and will return on August 1, staying abroad for a total of 14 days.