On Feb 20, Niu Fangqi, Shi Jianuo, and Li Hang from the School of English Language, Literature and Culture at Beijing International Studies University (BISU), volunteered as English docents at the Olympic Museum in Beijing.
Anne Dreier, president of Germany's University of Applied Sciences (FHM) paid a visit to Beijing International Studies University (BISU) on Feb 24. During her visit, she was warmly received by Ji Jinbiao, the deputy secretary of the CPC BISU Committee and president of the university.
Wu Diandian, a 2005 graduate of the School of Chinese Culture and Communication at Beijing International Studies University (BISU), is a musician, scholar, producer and actor. Over the years, he has been dedicated to promoting traditional Chinese culture and is acclaimed as an artist "bringing the best of Chinese voices to the world". Wu holds a master's degree in literature from Columbia University and has worked as a Chinese editor at the New York headquarters of Random House, one of the world's largest publishing groups.
Twenty-four multilingual volunteers from Beijing International Studies University (BISU) provided high-quality and efficient services in English, Arabic, Persian, Korean, Thai, Kazakh, and other languages to athletes, media reporters and spectators from different countries and regions at the recent 9th Asian Winter Games held in Harbin.
Wang Yuqian, an alumna of Beijing International Studies University (BISU), is currently a doctoral student in German Literature at the University of Freiburg, focusing on Friedrich Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
Lu Binqi, a BISU alumna and a reporter at Xinhua News Agency's New Media Center, is renowned as the first central media reporter to create music-integrated media works.
Twenty-four volunteers from Beijing International Studies University (BISU) bid farewell to their families during Spring Festival and embarked on Feb 1 on their volunteer service journey from 14 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities across the country.
