Core Insights - The legal education sector is facing new challenges due to the waves of information technology and economic globalization, necessitating a transformation in legal education models [2][3] - Beijing Normal University has established a comprehensive talent training system in law, covering undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels, with over 1,500 students [2] - The current global landscape is undergoing significant changes, requiring legal education to respond to national governance needs and the construction of an independent Chinese legal knowledge system [2][3] Group 1 - Legal education must adapt to the digital age, requiring students to possess solid legal theory, broad knowledge, and interdisciplinary backgrounds to navigate complex legal and technological issues [2][3] - There is a need for legal professionals who are well-versed in international rules and foreign legal practices, particularly in the context of China's Belt and Road Initiative and global governance [3] - The focus will be on optimizing the discipline layout and promoting deep integration of law with other fields, such as digital law, educational law, and environmental law [3][4] Group 2 - The future of legal education should cultivate talents who understand both law and technology, emphasizing fairness and justice [4] - Legal education must address new issues arising from digital governance, algorithm transparency, and platform regulation through interdisciplinary approaches [4]