Core Insights - The China Classical Civilization Research Institute held a series of academic seminars in Athens to celebrate its first anniversary, focusing on archaeological research, cultural exchange, and academic collaboration [1][2] - Greek officials highlighted the institute's innovative contributions to archaeological research and expressed hopes for further cooperation in research projects and educational exchanges [1] - The institute aims to establish a Chinese school of classical studies and has engaged in field archaeology and academic research across Greece, collaborating with various institutions [1][2] Group 1 - The China Classical Civilization Research Institute was officially established in November 2024, with a mission to deepen the study of Greek civilizations and promote academic exchanges and cooperation in archaeology and civilization research [2] - The institute has accumulated valuable experience in stratigraphic analysis, artifact preservation, and archaeological display through collaborations with the Greek Ministry of Culture and other international archaeological research institutions [1] - The institute plans to continue advancing archaeological project cooperation, integrating technological archaeology with literature research, and enhancing comparative civilization studies [1] Group 2 - The "New Developments in Chinese Archaeology" themed exchange event featured discussions on the cultural patterns of the Bronze Age, cross-regional exchanges across Eurasia, and archaeological discoveries in the Tibetan Plateau [2] - The "Athens Young Scholars Classical Forum" included young scholars from various countries discussing topics related to classical literature and ancient history from a multidisciplinary perspective [2] - The institute's establishment is supported by both the Chinese and Greek governments, aiming to foster deeper research into various civilizations and enhance global academic collaboration and talent cultivation [2]