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Nome Ruolo Istituzione Zhejiang Department of LI XIN Deputy Director of Division Commerce Zhejiang Department of DING SHUFENG Director of the General Office Commerce Vice director of the Division of Zhejiang Department of YANG XUEFU Human Resources Commerce Researcher of the Foreign Zhejiang Provincial Department DU JIAN Affairs Office of Education Deputy Director of Confucius LIU HUI Zhejiang University Institute Office Chinese Language Teacher of MO WEIWEI China Academy of Art International College Deputy Dean of International Zhejiang University of FANG LUPING College Technology Director of International SHEN LIHUANG Zhejiang Normal University Student Office CHEN JIANPING Dean, International College Ningbo University Vice Dean of School of CHEN MINZHI Zhejiang Sci-Tech University International Education Director of International Student Admission, Dean of TIAN YE Hangzhou Dianzi University School of International Education Dean of College of JIANG BO Zhejiang Gongshang University International Education Deputy Director of WANG JIANQI International Exchange and China Jiliang University Cooperation Office Acting Dean of International Zhejiang Chinese Medical WANG YING Education College University FANG LIQING Director, International Office Zhejiang A&F University Vice Dean of School of XU DAN Wenzhou Medical University International Studies Dean, School of International Zhejiang University of Finance YU MUHONG Education and Studies and Economics Deputy Director of Zhejiang University of Science FENG SHAOZHONG International Student Affairs and Technology Center Deputy Director of Zhejiang University of Media BAO XIAOFENG International Office, Deputy and Communications Dean of International School Deputy Dean, School of WU XIAOWEI Hangzhou Normal University International Education Vice-Dean of Foreign Affairs DU JUN Office and International Huzhou University College Director, Chinese Curricola YING YONGHONG Center, Associate Dean, Wenzhou-Kean University Overseas Chinese College Vice President/Dean of YANG YAN Jinhua Polytechnic International Education School Vice Director of Fashion Design Wenzhou Vocational and QIAN XIAOWEI Department Technical College HAN YONGLIANG Director of Office Tourism College of Zhejiang Director of Electrical and Zhejiang Institute of JIN WENBING Electronic Technology Mechanical and Electrical Department Engineering Zhejiang Fashion Institute of YUAN YONG Director of International Office Technology Zhejiang Association of Trade DAI CONGRONG Vice Secretary-General in Services Zhejiang Times International CHEN YING CEO Exhibition & Service CO. LTD. JIA LANCY GB Times/Sumino.

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