Immerse in the profound charm of China’s history, culture, and natural wonders
Immerse in the profound charm of China’s history, culture, and natural wonders
Together with Professor Mika, we journeyed to Xi’an, visited the Xi’an Beilin Museum, and ascended the magnificent Mount Hua. From ancient stone inscriptions and calligraphy masterpieces to the breathtaking peaks of one of China’s most iconic mountains, this journey offered an authentic encounter with China’s cultural depth, natural beauty, and human warmth.
At the Beilin Museum, we traced the wisdom preserved in centuries-old steles and appreciated the enduring elegance of Chinese calligraphy. At Mount Hua, we experienced the grandeur of China’s mountains and the spirit of perseverance embodied in its majestic landscape.
Through culture as a bridge, this meaningful journey helps international talents better understand China’s heritage, vitality, and openness.
In the work of talent introduction, we believe sincerity is shown not only through policies and platforms, but also through thoughtful companionship, cultural connection, and genuine respect. We look forward to welcoming more global talents to discover China, connect with China, and grow together with China.
Our dear friend : Professor Mika E. T. Sillanpää, Academician of the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters and Academician of the Finnish Academy of Technology.
#DiscoveringAncientXian#ExperiencingChineseCivilization
Professor Ari’s Academic Visit to Nanjing Institute of Dermatology
Recently, we invited Professor Ari to the Nanjing Institute of Dermatology for an academic exchange with the local research team. The visit provided an opportunity for in-depth discussion on research interests, potential collaboration, and future development.
Beyond the academic program, Professor Ari also experienced Nanjing’s local cuisine and cultural atmosphere. This visit not only highlighted the institute’s research strengths, but also reflected our sincere and professional approach to international talent engagement.
We look forward to creating more meaningful connections with global experts and supporting deeper cooperation between international talents and Chinese research platforms.
Our dear friend : Professor Ari Waisman, Member of the European Academy of Sciences
#NanjingCultureExperience #ResearchPartnership
Millennium of Tea Fragrance, Shared Appreciation of Craftsmanship
Immerse in the authentic Chinese tea culture. Stroll through the Tang Dynasty-style architecture, participate in ancient tea-making techniques, savor the intangible cultural heritage—Zisun Tea, and feel the thousand-year wisdom of Lu Yu's The Classic of Tea.
Through tea as a medium, this cross-temporal dialogue helps the world understand China's craftsmanship and heritage.
Our dear friend : Dr. Erika Anneli, Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge
#TeaCulture #CulturalExchange #IntangibleHeritage
Millennial Tea Origins · Tang Dynasty Legacy
At the birthplace of "The Classic of Tea" by Lu Yu—Daxiong Gong Tea Garden in Huzhou—we embarked on a pilgrimage through a thousand years of tea culture. Strolling through the Tang-style imperial tea complex nestled in the mountains, we personally experienced:
Tang Court Tea Ceremony: Brewing tribute Zisun tea using authentically reconstructed gilded silver tea sets, following ancient methods from "The Classic of Tea"
Exploration of the Tribute Tea Trail: Walking along the original Tang Dynasty stone-paved path used to transport imperial tea, discovering ancient tea tree groves
Our dear friend : Dr. Svetlana Besklubova,Department of Civil Engineering, University of Cambridge
#TeaCulture #CulturalExchange #IntangibleHeritage
Huzhou Trilogy: Tea Aroma · Night Spectacle · Lakeside Glow
At Nanxun Ancient Town, experience the local specialty Three-Course Tea - clear tea, smoked bean tea, and sweet tea, feeling the unique Jiangnan hospitality. Stroll along the bluestone-paved paths, visit Zhang Shiming's Former Residence, and enjoy the scenery of the water town by boat.
As night falls, head to Taihu Ancient Town where the water dance show and light displays are absolute must-sees. Wander through the bustling night market, sample Taihu's "Three Whites" delicacies, and watch the intangible cultural heritage iron fireworks performance, experiencing the perfect blend of tradition and modernity.
Finally at Moon Bay Hotel, take photos in front of this landmark architecture of Huzhou and enjoy a leisurely walk along Taihu Lake.
Our dear friend : Dr. Muhammad Omer
#HuzhouTravel #JiangnanWaterTown
Night mooring at Nanxun, drifting off to sleep by the water
As night falls, Nanxun Ancient Town gradually lights up with a warm glow. Red lanterns along the riverbanks reflect on the water, swaying gently with the ripples. The bluestone-paved paths shimmer faintly under the moonlight, while the silhouettes of the old houses appear especially graceful in the darkness.
We stroll leisurely along the river, stopping now and then to sample local snacks. Freshly made pastries give off an enticing aroma, and the steaming glutinous rice balls melt softly in the mouth with a sweet, chewy texture. When tired, we settle into a quaint riverside teahouse, savoring traditional treats while admiring the flickering lights across the water.
As the night deepens, the crowds thin. Nanxun grows even more serene, broken only by the occasional dip of an oar or distant murmurs of conversation. The lanterns' glow envelops the entire canal, as if we’ve stepped into an ink-wash painting.
Our dear friend : Dr. Muzammil Khan
#HuzhouTravel #JiangnanWaterTown
Tiaoxi Thatched Cottage
We went to Tiaoxi Thatched Cottage with the professor to drink tea. The cottage was by the lake, with white walls and black tiles, surrounded by a serene and tranquil atmosphere. We sat by the window and ordered a pot of Anji white tea, with a lotus pond right outside the window.
The lotus flowers had just begun to bloom, their pink blossoms emerging from the green leaves, and occasionally a dragonfly would flit by, creating tiny ripples on the water. The owner of the cottage said that half-opened lotus flowers were the most charming and even shared stories with us about ancient scholars using lotus petals as stationery and brewing floral dew.
Our dear friend : Prof. Ioannis Brilakis,Department of Civil Engineering, University of Cambridge
#Drink tea #Dmire lotus flowers