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The opening ceremony of the 2025 See the World, See China photography exhibition was held on the Shipai campus of South China Normal University on November 1.
As one of the 2025 series of activities on China-foreign mutual learning and exchange in the humanities, the exhibition serves as a dynamic bridge for cross-cultural understanding and diverse dialogue on the campus, injecting fresh artistic vitality into the practice of international cultural exchange.
In a warm and festive atmosphere, the opening ceremony began with an award presentation for the winning student representatives. Zhou Xian, head of the Publicity Department, Lian Zechun, director of the Student Affairs Office awarded student winners. They highly praised the students' enthusiasm and creativity in actively engaging in cultural exchange and capturing beautiful moments with their lenses.
Representatives, professors and students at the awards presentation.
After the awarding ceremony, the guests jointly unveiled the exhibition, officially announcing the launch of the four-campus tour of the 2025 "See the World, See China" photography exhibition.
The students' works were not only their records of beauty, but also a reflection of their understanding of the global cultural diversity and recognition of China's socio-economic development, with each frame of the works vivaciously showcasing campus culture, said one of the teacher visitors on the site.
The event received positive responses from students on all four campuses, with over 80 contest entries in total. Through expert review, outstanding works were selected for exhibition. Subsequent exhibitions will tour successively the University Town campus in Guangzhou, the Nanhai campus in Foshan, and the Binhai campus in Shanwei.
A photo of all staff and student representatives.
South China Normal University has a long tradition adhering to the "bringing in" and "going global" strategies, consistently providing students with broader communication platforms. The annual photography exhibition has not only built a platform for domestic and international students to showcase themselves and exchange ideas, but also injects new vitality in the diversified cultural development of the campus.
Source from the Office of International Exchange & Cooperation
Translated by Huang Jiaxi, Tang Ying
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Li Jianru
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