Shandong Normal University Vice President Wang Shaohua Visits Confucius Institute at Woosuk Universi
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Presenting a gift to the Confucius Institute
South Korea, October 16th, 2010—Mr. Wang Shaohua, Vice President of Shandong Normal University, paid a visit to the Confucius Institute at Woosuk University with Wu Xilu, a teacher from the International Exchange Division. The institute’s Chinese Director Liu Zuankuo and all teachers attended the meeting.
Visiting the teaching facilities
Director Liu Zuankuo extended a warm welcome to Vice President Wang Shaohua and his delegation, and gave a detailed introduction to the operation of the institute. Vice President Wang conveyed the greetings of the school leaders to the teachers and thanked them for what they have done. The vice president also encouraged the teachers to work hard to fulfill all the tasks assigned them by Hanban and Shandong Normal University, and take care of themselves while overseas.
Visiting the office facilities
Following the meeting, accompanied by Director Liu Zuankuo, Vice President Wang visited the institute’s teaching and office facilities, and spoke highly of the institute’s construction and development.
Group photo of Vice President Wang Shaohua with all the teachers
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