The second one from the right is President Wang of National Taichung University of Education; the second on from the left is Mr. Vaclav Jilek, representative of Czech Economic and Cultural Office


Group photo


Mr. Vaclav Jilek, representative of Czech Economic and Cultural Office took a photo with Professor Jan Orava and students from Newton College


   Chinese Calligraphy


Tour in Nantou


Farewell Party

      On January 29, Dean Chu invited Mr. Vaclav Jilek, representative of Czech Economic and Cultural Office to visit President Wang and be a very important guest at the welcome party.
       The Spectacular Taiwan Culture Winter Camp ended on February 6 successfully. The winter camp is from January 28 to February 6. This year, students are not only from National Seoul University of Education but also from Newton College and Leeds Trinity University to participate in this winter camp. Professor Eom Woo Seop led 22 SNUE students and Professor Jan Orava led 12 NTC students.
        The winter camp was held by the Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs / Research and Development with the help of 43 NTCU students, including 41 native students and 2 international students. The program included Chinese language courses, taught by four teachers, Chinese calligraphy, taught by lecturer Yung-Hua Shih, and Taiwanese puppets, taught by Master Yin-Jun Wang. Moreover, all international students had their first experience of making Taiwanese cookies-pop rice and paper making. Besides Chinese courses and cultural courses, they visited some famous and historic sites, including Sun Moon Lake and Taoyuan.
        At the welcome party, all of our helpers singed songs and danced to welcome our guests. Students from Newton College singed their local songs and played some games with all participants. At the farewell party, all international students expressed their gratitude for the hospitality they received from us and our helpers played a video which covered lots of photos within 10 days.
        This winter camp is a very important activity for NTCU. Through this activity, our students can not only understand culture difference but also enhance their ability in English. Meanwhile, we create an international environment for our students. (Translated by Ursula Liu)