The Shanghai Library’s current exhibition, “Pearls of the East, Harmony with the West,” offers a concise yet detailed overview of Pearl S. Buck’s life and legacy. Through a curated selection of her published works and scholarly studies, the exhibition presents a well-organized narrative of Buck’s contributions to literature, translation, and intercultural dialogue.

Professors Wang Zhongjiang and Zeng Qingbao lecture on "Death and Eternal Life," contrasting ancient Chinese pursuits of immortality with Christian theological understandings of resurrection and hope.

Scholars at Hong Kong Baptist University's Logos Forum compared the Confucian "junzi" with the Christian "believer" ideals, uncovering parallels and distinctions in how both traditions offer ideal personhood and moral cultivation.

As the co-chair of the competition, Word4Asia Consulting International from the U.S. is dedicated to fostering a greater understanding of China among the American public and has made significant efforts to promote friendship between the two nations.

Dr. Dong Shaoxin, outlined the exchange of artistic culture between China and Europe from the 16th to 18th centuries in a lecture, focusing on two key mediums: missionaries and trade.

A scholar from the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences shared an academic report entitled "Matteo Ricci's Rule and Cross-cultural Communication: Interpretation and Understanding of Modern Missionaries".

If we compare Tao Te Ching or I Ching with Christian culture, it seems understandable and acceptable. However, if someone compares the classic Chinese novel Dream of the Red Mansion with Christian culture, it will inevitably make him or her confused.

Ever since the beginning and in world's history, religion has been believed to be the most primary cause in dividing people and country. Nevertheless, religion has been the root cause of uniting people, too.

The Orthodox Church restoration completion ceremony, also called "Wuhan Sino-Russia cultural exchange center" opening ceremony, was held on August 6th.Hankou Orthodox Church (also known as the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral) was established in 1893 by the efforts of Russian Orientalist, Dmitriev.