China
National Day of the People's Republic of China, 1 October
CHINA BOASTS one of the longest single unified civilizations in the world. Its history is characterized by dramatic shifts in power between rival factions, periods of peace and prosperity when foreign ideas were assimilated and absorbed, the disintegration of empire through corruption and political subterfuge, and the cyclical rise of ambitious leaders to found each new empire.
The People's Republic of China (PRC) observes its anniversary on October 1st. China's National Day has been celebrated in various ways during the history of the PRC.
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China. (2005). Dorling Kindersley.
Relationship between Assumption University of Thailand and the People's Republic of China
The President-Rector Magnificus and the Academic Community of Assumption University of Thailand greets and congratulates the Government and people of the People's Republic of China on the occasion of the National Day of China, on October 1, 2024.
The University community is pleased that currently there are Chinese students enrolled in some undergraduate and graduate degree programs and we wish all our Chinese students a happy celebration on their country’s National Day.
On April 10, 2000, Assumption University of Thailand Conferral of Doctor Honoris Causa of Philosophy in Management on Her Excellency Madame Chen Zhili, Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China. Read more…
The Activities of Chinese Students in AU
On September 6, 2018, AU Office of the University Registrar organized the Chinese Camp for a group of about 360 students from Chonkanyanukoon School, Chonburi. Taking at Suvarnabhumi Campus, the camp activities conducted in Chinese language mainly by Confucius Institute of Assumption University’ officers, were geared towards enhancing students’ appreciation of Chinese cultures and Chinese language skills.
On January 22, 2020, The Chinese New Year of the Rat was joyfully celebrated by Department of Business Chinese, Theodore Maria School of Arts, with celebrants comprising faculty, students and staff clad in brightly colored Chinese costumes. Business Chinese students professionally put up cultural Chinese dances and shows; showcasing a variety of unique and traditional performances typical of particular Chinese tribes or groups besides the auspicious spectacular Chinese Lion Dance.
European influence in modern-day Nigeria began when in the 16th century when the first explorers from Spain and Portugal began trading with locals, leading to the development of ports, such as Lagos. The British became an increasingly dominant influence on the region in the late 19th century through the Royal Niger Company, resisting German attempts to expand in the region.
