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Spring 2021 | Issue 6 | 1 Contents Organized by: Office of International Exchange & Cooperation, Beijing Normal University Co-organized by: News Center, Beijing Normal University Editorial Board Advisor: ZHOU Zuoyu, Vice President of BNU Chair: WU Yujun, Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation Vice-Chair: BNU Newsroom 1 XIAO Kai, Director of Confucius Institute Affairs, Deputy Director of Office of 01 International Forum on AI and the Futures of Education 2020 Held in BNU 4 International Exchange & Cooperation th AI Xin, Deputy Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation 02 Beijing Normal University Held the 11 "Song of Togetherness -- Beijing International Students' Night" Online 6 LIU Lengxin, Deputy Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation 03 Premier Li Hold Symposium with Foreign Experts, BNU Professor Robert Walker Attended and Made a Speech 9 LIU Tao, Deputy Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation 04 Zhou Zuoyu Attended Video Conference of Executive Committee of University Social Responsibility Network Alliance 12 LIU Min, Deputy Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation 05 The Final of the 2020 Global Competition on Design for Future Education was Held 14 Editorial Team 06 BNU Team Won the Third Place in the National Chinese Cultural Knowledge Competition for College Students from Chief Editor: AI Xin, Deputy Director of Office of International Exchange & Cooperation Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan 17 Co-Chief Editor: SUN Weiwei, Deputy Director of News Center Deputy Chief Editor: GUO Yimeng, Office of International Exchange & Cooperation 07 BNU Held the Work Deployment Meeting of Global Development Strategic Planning 19 Copy Editor: CAO Chang, News Center 08 The Unveiling Ceremony of Phoenix School and 2020 BNU Phoenix Forum Held on Zhuhai Campus of CHEN Lingyu, Office of International Exchange & Cooperation Beijing Normal University 24 Translator 09 BNU Held the International Forum "In the World: The Subjectivity of Chinese Civilization" 28 MAO Chaoying, Beijing Normal University 10 Seminar on "Innovation and Information Technology in Normal Education" Held by Sino Russian University Education Alliance 32 Proofreading Team Special Events 35 Shah Anneka, Beijing Normal University 2021 International Day of Education-China Celebration 34 Designer & Composition 【Background】 34 DENG Yuehua, School of Design, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai 【Scene of the Event】 35 XU Wei, School of Design, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai 【 】 ZHENG Xiaohong, School of Design, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai Collection of Speeches Delivered at 2021 International Day of Education-China Celebration 36 Beijing Normal University Newsletter is a publication for alumni and friends of BNU. It is Campus 54 produced by the Office of International Exchange & Cooperation (OIEC). Please feel free to contact us and send us suggestions or ideas so that we can improve this publication. Celebrate Chinese New Year with Warm Hearts 67 Contact Us People 57 Address: Office of International Exchange & Cooperation Beijing Normal University, 100875 Beijing, P.R. China Keep Moving by Observing and Knowing Astronomy: “Star Chasers” of BNU 88 Phone: (+86) 10-5880-7170 Fax: (+86) 10-5880-0823 Academic 75 Email: [email protected] 01 Professor Wang Youjun’s Research Group from BNU College of Life Science Published Research Results Newsletter Online in Nature Communications 103 The Newsletter can be read online at: https://english.bnu.edu.cn/newsevents/newsletters/index.htm The views expressed in this publication are the views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect 02 Astronomy Team of BNU Use Insight-HXMT to Identify Fast Radio Bursts from Magnetars 105 the views of the Office of International Exchange & Cooperation or Beijing Normal University. 03 Professor Zhang Fengshou of College of Nuclear Science and Technology of BNU Won the Outstanding Paper Awards of Frontier of Physics 106 Acknowledgment 04 Professor Liu Lancui and PhD Student Hou Juanjuan from BNU Business School Published Research Results GUO Kanjun, Director of International Office, Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai LI Liya, Business School, Beijing Normal University in Nature Climate Change 107 BNU Newsroom and others attended the offline in the AI era under the background carry out collaborative innovation International Forum on AI and opening ceremony. of future education. He believes that across disciplines, industries and to meet the requirements of talent fields, and serve the major strategic the Futures of Education 2020 In his speech at the opening training in the AI era, we must start to needs of the country and the future ceremony, Chen Baosheng, Minister build the corresponding curriculum development of education. BNU is of Education, introduced China's and textbook system, promote teaching willing to carry out extensive and Held in BNU practice, exploration and prospects in reform, and effectively change the in-depth cooperative research with Article source: Office of International Exchange and Cooperation | Release date: 2020-12-11 fully implementing the 2030 Agenda school talent training mode. experts and scholars from all over for Education and accelerating the the world with, hoping that through modernization of education. He the joint efforts of global educators, pointed out that new technologies such problem solving can be promoted, the rom December 7th to 8th, the core qualities that human departments and experts from as artificial intelligence have shown two-way empowerment of education 2020, International Forum beings need to possess in the AI more than 40 countries, including great potential for changing education and science and technology can be Fon AI and the Futures of era, and studied the future education Slovenian and the UAE ministers to mankind. Countries should speed realized, and the deep integration Education, sponsored by UNESCO, development strategy and education of education, attended the meeting up the development of higher quality development of artificial intelligence Ministry of Education of the PRC methods. The meeting was held in online. Tian Xuejun, Vice Minister education, make it more equitable and and education can be accelerated. and China National Commission the form of combination of online of Education and Director of inclusive, more suitable for everyone, for UNESCO, and organized and offline. Chen Baosheng, Minister China National Commission and more open and flexible. He said by Beijing Normal University, of Education, attended the opening for UNESCO, presided over the that China is willing to continue to Tian Xuejun, Vice Minister of the International Bureau of ceremony and delivered a speech. opening ceremony. Zheng Fuzhi, hold the International Forum on AI Education, pointed out in his speech Education of UNESCO and the Agapito Mba Mokuy, chairperson of Vice Minister of Education, and the Futures of Education, join at the closing ceremony that it UNESCO Institute for Information the Executive Board of UNESCO, as Zhu Yongxin, Vice Chairman of hands with all parties to strengthen is a common and urgent task for Technologies in Education, was held well as Stefania Giannini, Assistant the Central Committee of the policy dialogue, promote mutual mankind to accurately recognize in our university. With the theme Director-General for Education of China Association for Promoting learning, share high-quality resources, changes, scientifically respond to of "Developing Competencies for UNESCO, delivered online speeches. Democracy, Dong Qi, President implement the Beijing Consensus changes, grasp opportunities, and the AI Era", the forum discussed Heads of Education administrative of Beijing Normal University, adopted by the Forum in 2019, and promote active reform in education. work together to achieve the goal of We will give full play to the leading The forum lasted for two days, education in 2030. and coordinating role of UNESCO including opening and closing in the field of intelligent education, ceremonies, a plenary meeting, a discuss cooperation mechanisms, special meeting, two high-level build exchange platforms, share high- dialogues and three parallel meetings. quality resources, jointly promote the The theme of the plenary session is implementation of the 2030 Agenda "Defining and cultivating people’s for Education, and build an education core literacy of in the AI era in community in the AI era. the context of future education". The special session is the China In his speech at the closing ceremony, consultation meeting of UNESCO's President Dong Qi said that in recent flagship action plan, "Futures of In the high-level dialogue, Zheng years, BNU has made full use of its Education". The themes of the Fuzhi, Vice Minister of Education, disciplinary advantages to actively parallel sessions are "Curriculum and combined with the practical cultivate discipline groups oriented Teaching material construction in experience of China's basic education to scientific and technological the AI era", "Ethical and practical reform and development, made a innovation and future development, AI teaching application" and keynote report on how to define such as big data, artificial intelligence "Supporting African education to and cultivate people's core literacy and intelligent education, vigorously meet the AI era". 01 | Spring 2021 | Issue 6 Spring 2021 | Issue 6 | 02 BNU Newsroom incredible ensemble of the Chinese th and foreign cultures. The event Beijing
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