Intl academic conference in Dalian enhances dialogue on future development of NE Asia

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-05-27 14:43
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The International Conference on Northeast Asian Studies encompasses two sub-forums in addition to the main stage, delving deep into the major concerns about Northeast Asian development. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

In a presentation on regional maritime cooperation, Professor Zhang Jingquan of Shandong University proposed innovative strategies, including the creation of a Northeast Asian Super Bay Area to facilitate land-sea coordination and the advancement of digital and intelligent marine industries. He stressed the important role of deep-sea governance in high-quality regional development.

Professor Li Deshan of Northeast Normal University underscored the historical significance of the integrated and diverse landscape of coexistence among China's ethnic groups. He noted that changes of dynasties and ethnic integration have fostered a unified and inclusive community of the Chinese nation.

Professor Jin Jun from Japan's University of East Asia examined the evolution of peace thought in modern China. He highlighted the historical role of the "Great Unity", a traditional Chinese concept of national governance, in promoting harmonious coexistence among diverse ethnic groups and cultures in East Asia, underpinned by morality, justice and harmony.

Professor Yoshimichi Kusonoki from Minzu University of China shed light on historical interethnic interactions in Northeast China by exploring records of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Meanwhile, Professor Hei Long of Dalian Minzu University elaborated on the Russian translation of laws and regulations on ethnic affairs in the Qing Dynasty, illustrating cultural exchanges and mutual learning among Northeast Asian countries.

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