On February 1, 2025, a lecture was held on the Great Wall of China, one of the world’s most iconic and enigmatic architectural wonders. The event drew a large audience of prospective students and enthusiasts of Chinese history and culture, offering a deep dive into the wall’s historical significance and global impact.
Ekaterina Solyanko, Associate Professor at the Chinese Language Department, shared insights into the construction techniques used across different historical periods and the wall’s role as a fortification. She highlighted how its immense scale and strength symbolized security and resilience for ancient China.
The lecture also explored the wall’s cultural symbolism and its influence on global perceptions. Additionally, modern efforts to preserve and restore this historical treasure were discussed, emphasizing the importance of heritage conservation.
We thank all attendees and invite you to future events exploring the rich heritage of China. Stay tuned for updates and join us for the next lecture!
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