May.31, 2024
CEMS-MiM Office
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Events
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Spring 2024 Second-hand Market
【Introduction】
The CEMS Club of the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University is committed to promoting sustainable development and environmental awareness. As graduation season approaches, we have specially planned a second-hand flea market activity with ESG (Environment, Society, and Governance) as the core, in order to achieve community mutual assistance and promote the concept of environmental sustainability.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Sunday, June 2nd
【Time】14:00-20:00
【Venue】In front of Building C, Student Center
Also, after the market kicks off, you can get more information through this online form!
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Language Corner French Dating Culture & DIY Session
【Introduction】
Ever dreamt of experiencing the enchanting world of French culture up close? Now's your chance! Join us for a captivating event that will transport you straight to the heart of France.
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Four French international students will guide you through a romantic hour at Tsinghua, exploring social etiquette, dating culture, women's image, and classic romantic movie quotes.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Saturday, June 1nd
【Time】14:00-16:00
【Venue】School of Journalism and Communication, Room 203
Scan the QR code to sign up
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Seminars
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Influential Communication Skills via MBTI
【Date】Sunday, June 2nd
【Time】9:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00
【Venue】Third Teaching Building, 1300
【Content】
We have invited senior trainer Malcolm Nerva with 18 years of experience to visit Tsinghua University. Malcolm will spend a day teaching students how to effectively communicate with others. The course starts from dimensions such as psychological analysis, communication skills, expression methods, listening, and language expression. Through the combination of teaching and practice, students have a more comprehensive and profound understanding of communication and exchange between people, ultimately achieving the improvement and leap of their own communication skills.
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Strategic Youth Reading Club: The Rise of New Solitanism in the United States
【Date】Monday, June 3rd
【Time】18:30-20:30
【Venue】428B, Mingli Building
【Speaker】Dr. Sun Bingyan, Deputy Director of the Center for Intellectual Property and Technology Security
【Topic】Entry into New Technological Domains via CVC Investments
【Content】
The Center for Strategic and Security Studies at Tsinghua University, CISS Youth, plans to hold the 24th book club lecture on June 3, inviting Sun Bingyan, a lecturer from the Department of International Politics at the School of International Relations, to share his work "The Rise of New Solitism in the United States," and to have an on-site signing and gift session. This reading club will be hosted by strategic youth Lou Yuang, CISS assistant researcher Sun Chenghao will attend as the speaker.
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Mindfulness practice: letting go of internal friction
【Date】Thursday, March 28
【Time】14:00-15:30
【Venue】Room B331, Lihua Building
【Speaker】JI Yan, Associate Professor, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Mindfulness, originating from the ancient practice culture of the East, is the awareness brought about through intentional, present, and non judgmental attention. Welcome to our group and learn this method that helps reduce internal friction.AI-Powered Trading, Algorithmic Collusion, and Price Efficiency
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Culture
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Chinese Zodiac Culture
The Chinese zodiac culture, also known as the zodiac culture, is an important component of the traditional Chinese culture, with a long and profound cultural heritage and social influence. The zodiac culture corresponds to the twelve earthly branches, forming the twelve zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign represents an animal, which in turn is the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog, and pig. These animals cycle in a certain order every twelve years, combined with the lunar year, to mark the year of birth. Each person is assigned a corresponding zodiac animal based on the year of birth.
The Chinese zodiac is not only used for chronology, but also closely related to people's personality, destiny, marriage, career, and so on. In Chinese folklore, each zodiac sign has its unique symbolic and cultural significance. For example, dragons symbolize power, nobility, and good luck, tigers represent bravery and vitality, and sheep are usually associated with gentleness and auspiciousness. These symbolic meanings influence people's behavior and decision-making, and even in some important life events such as marriage, opening, etc., people will consider the compatibility and opposition of the zodiac.
