Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the significant changes in Chinese education, particularly the integration of technology and diverse teaching methods, as experienced by international participants in a training program [1][2]. - The training program, organized by the Ministry of Commerce and held at Shenyang Normal University, aimed to enhance educational cooperation among Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states, focusing on higher education management [2][6]. - The program included various learning formats such as theoretical exchanges, practical experiences, and site visits, allowing participants to engage with traditional Chinese culture and educational practices [3][5]. Group 2 - Participants expressed that the close cooperation between the Chinese and Uzbek governments has fostered mutual understanding and friendship, contributing to the growth of educational exchanges [2][6]. - The training program served as a platform for academic exchange and collaboration, with participants recognizing the value of China's experience in medical education and healthcare [5][6]. - The initiative is seen as a significant innovation in foreign aid human resource training, aiming to deepen understanding of Chinese higher education and health sectors among SCO member countries [6].

Group 1 - The event was a Chinese translation competition held by the Confucius Institute at Kyiv National Linguistic University, celebrating the United Nations Chinese Language Day on April 20 [1][2] - The competition attracted 58 participants from 8 universities and 7 high schools across 5 cities in Ukraine, showcasing a growing interest in learning Chinese among the Ukrainian public [1] - The competition included both written and oral translation segments, with content ranging from prose, poetry, to fairy tales, and participants received high praise for their performances [1] Group 2 - The Chinese Ambassador to Ukraine, Ma Shengkun, congratulated the winners and emphasized the importance of learning Chinese as a step towards understanding Chinese culture and civilization [1] - Karina Gvorgyan, the Ukrainian co-director of the Confucius Institute, expressed gratitude for the support from the Chinese Embassy and Huawei Ukraine, highlighting the event's role in promoting cultural exchange between Ukraine and China [2]