In order to create a good academic atmosphere, build a platform for communication and learning, and further broaden the scope of scientific research and understand the frontiers of international agricultural research, on May 21, Zhangwan Cao from Guangxi Gwangju Quannan Research Institute and Yufa An from China Agricultural University was invited to give academic reports respectively titled “The Status and Development Strategy of Korean Urban Agriculture” and “Food Marketing: New Features, New Trends”.

Before the report, Vice president Hui Zhaomet with the two experts and expressed warm welcome to the experts. He exchanged ideas with experts on modern agriculture and agricultural products circulation in Korea. He also hope that the two sides will cooperate in depth and encourage teachers from the College of Economics and Management and the College of Humanities conduct exchanges and cooperation with the two experts.

Zhangwan Cao delivered a special report titled “The Status and Development Strategy of Korean Urban Agriculture”. It mainly introduced the development status of Korean urban agriculture from the social background of Korean urban agriculture development, and pointed out many restrictive problems in the development of Koreaurban agriculture, and put forward the development strategies of Korean urban agriculture in the future, such as the integration of urban and rural development, the cultivation of future complex urban agriculture and the creation of new services..

Yufa An gave a special report titled “Food Marketing: New Features, New Trends”, and introduced the theory of food marketing, the status quo and new featuresof food marketing, and focused on the problems of food marketing, such as the irrational demand of consumers and the misunderstanding of marketing propaganda, and puts forward the trend of food marketing at the present stage.

After the report, the two experts exchanged ideas with the present teachers and students.

The report was hosted by JingCui , Director of the Science and Technology Department, and translated by MinyanWang, a teacher of the College of Humanities. Relevant leaders from the International Office, the Science and Technology Department, the College of Economics and Management, and the College of Humanities attended the meeting. More than 70 teachers and students attended the report.