A Note on The Celebration of Peking University Section of Persian Literature and Language .

Note: Every year, a noticeable number of Chinese students attend University of Tehran to pursue their studies in Persian language and literature either in the Faculty of Literature and Humanities or in the International Center for Persian Studies affiliated to University of Tehran. On 25/11/2017, Peking University celebrated the 60^th Anniversary of the Persian Language and Literature Department in the presence of graduates of Persian Language and Literature, Chinese and Iranian officials and academicians. The following text is an impression narrated by one of scholars attending the event sent to UT by one of the scholars from Beijing International Studies University whose university is going to sign a mutual MoU with UT focusing on Persian Language and Literature. 

 If you have studied Persian, you must know at least one-third of the people in the [group] photo,

If you are interested in Persian culture, you must read the books written by some people in this photo;

If you are engaged in research related to Persian or Iranian studies and you are not in this photo, then you may have to work hard...

"I love Persian, Persian is sweet as honey."

I believe that all the students who have studied Persian remember this sentence in the textbook. Xiaoma Ge said that he really did not think that there were so many people who had studied Persian in China.

On Saturday, Peking University's Persian Language and Literature major celebrated her 60th birthday. Peking graduates from Peking University and many teachers and students from the Persian academic, educational, cultural and Persian majors gathered at Peking University for a total of 60 years of Persian teaching and Iranian studies in China.

Development and change.

Xiaoma Ge said that in the interview, both the white-haired old man and the young man who were full of enthusiasm left a deep impression on him. Although many people meet for the first time, they talk like a friend who is already familiar. This is a wonderful fate. 

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