The Shanghai Conservatory of Music initiated a “face-to-face” teacher-student exchange program and formally opened its “one-stop” student community activity center on September 23, according to officials. The event, held at the Zero Ling Road campus, aimed to bring educational resources closer to students and integrate services into daily routines.
Dean Liao Changyong and Party Secretary and Vice President Tang Jun were present at the event, alongside faculty, counselors, and student representatives. Liao Changyong declared the center officially open and emphasized that education for music students extends beyond academic and technical skills to include aesthetic development, character building, and overall well-being. He encouraged students to cultivate their ideals, deepen their studies, and participate in community governance.
The newly renovated center, the result of nine months of work incorporating student feedback, embodies a design philosophy of openness, humanism, elegance, simplicity, and warmth. Officials described the space as blending traditional aesthetics with a modern, vibrant atmosphere. The center’s functions were detailed by Ouyang Jiaqin, Minister of the Party Committee’s Student (Research) Work Department.
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