On April 9, Business School held the "International Tea Culture Exchange Activity", engagingstudents from 12 countries in a unique cultural dialogue.

Tea culture has a long history and enjoys great popularity in countries around the world, with which Business School hopes will foster mutual understanding and friendship among students from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Students from Algeria, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Russia, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Yemen, and Zambia took the stage to introduce their respective tea cultures. They passionately narrated the history of tea cultivation, brewing etiquette, drinking customs, and the special significance of tea in social life in their respective countries through carefully prepared videos, PPTs, and physical displays.Afterwards, students started to drink tea, chatting freely about topics of interest in a lively and harmonious atmosphere.

This tea culture exchange activity not only provides a platform for international students to showcase their own culture, but also deepens their understanding of the world's diverse tea cultures in a relaxed fashion, further enriching the international cultural atmosphere of Business School.