Professor Lyu Jingquan from Tianjin University of Technology and Education, often called "Lu Ban" by foreign teachers, praises Luban Workshop for its integration of theory and practice through the EPIP model, meeting local needs. Students enhance technical skills, innovate, and collaborate, embodying practical learning.
Pansy Ho Chiu-king, a member of the CPPCC National Committee, highlighted Macao's booming cultural industry, with quarterly museum visits reaching a third of annual figures of top global museums. And this is just the beginning! The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is shaping into a world-class cultural hub through deep integration between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. China's millennia-old culture offers a unique charm that is propelling the GBA's rapid rise on the global stage.
In Ethiopia, women face employment challenges. Ethiopian teachers at Luban Workshop, some new to computers, learn programming basics from Chinese professors. Students develop independent thinking and problem-solving skills. With newfound knowledge and aspirations, they strive to bridge China and the global community, fostering future innovators.
The Chinese proverb emphasizes that true friends "share joys and sorrows together". Luban Workshop embarks on a global journey, repairing equipment in Portugal, addressing challenges in Tashkent, and creating numerous heartwarming moments. Despite diverse cultures, the essence of friendship remains constant.
