In recent years, which overseas colleges have been established in China?

In recent years, China has increased the number of overseas Confucius Institutes.

By the end of February 20 18, 548 Confucius Institutes and 1 193 Confucius Classrooms in primary and secondary schools had been established in 154 countries (regions). Among them, 53 countries along the Belt and Road have 140 Confucius Institutes and 136 classrooms, and 28 countries in the European Union and 6 countries in Central and Eastern Europe have achieved full coverage.

20 18,18 On June 2nd, the Confucius Institute at the Royal University of Panakot on the Maritime Silk Road in Thailand, which was jointly built by Dali University in China and Royal University of Panakot in Thailand, was unveiled in Bangkok, becoming the 16 Confucius Institute in Thailand.

2018,21,the Confucius Institute jointly established by the Foreign Affairs College of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central South University of China held an unveiling ceremony in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which was the first Confucius Institute opened in the country.

On May 3rd, 20 19, the Confucius Institute for Business Characteristics of ESCP, established by Beijing Foreign Studies University in cooperation with ESCP European Business School, held an unveiling ceremony in Paris.

Distribution of Confucius Institutes:

Confucius Institute, or Confucius Institute, is not a university in the general sense, but an exchange institution to promote Chinese and spread China culture. It is a non-profit social welfare institution, generally set up in foreign universities and research institutes and other educational institutions. One of the most important tasks of Confucius Institute is to provide standardized and authoritative modern Chinese textbooks for Chinese learners all over the world.

Confucius is the representative of traditional culture in China, and choosing Confucius as the brand of Chinese teaching is the symbol of the revival of traditional culture in China. In order to promote Chinese culture, the China Municipal Government established the National Leading Group for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (Hanban for short) on 1987, and Hanban hosted the Confucius Institute.

Adhering to Confucius' ideas of "harmony is precious" and "harmony is different", it promotes the exchange and integration of China's culture with that of other countries in the world, aiming at building a harmonious world with lasting peace and prosperity. Mr. Chen, a professor of Chinese Department at the University of British Columbia and chairman of the Chinese Association of Canada, was the earliest proponent of this project.