31/08/2026
and Kyrgyzstan's Kyrgyz State University (KSU) named after I. Arabaev held a cultural exchange event in on Aug 28. During the event, the Russian edition of The Chinese Communist Partys One Hundred Thousand Whys, jointly translated by scholars from the two universities, was officially launched, opening a new avenue for academic and cultural exchange.
LZU Executive Vice-President Cao Hong said the new book launch in Bishkek opens a new window for Central Asian audiences to better understand contemporary China, while deepening cultural exchange, academic cooperation, and people-to-people ties between China and Central Asia. 🤝🌏
KSU named after I. Arabaev President Aigul Abdraeva said the Russian edition provides Kyrgyzstan with a new bridge for exploring China's development and governance. She looks forward to expanding cooperation in education and research. 📚
Just one day earlier, a group of Kyrgyz students had set off for LZU for academic exchange. From campus to campus, young people are building new bridges between China and Central Asia, connecting ideas, cultures, and futures. КГУ им. И.Арабаева
