Xi'an International University(XAIU) Releases 2025 Image Promotional Film 'Freedom in Passion'
Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/19aAOsRQzT8
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/19aAOsRQzT8
In this film, students unleash their innate freedom to the rhythm of Xi'an Drum Music, showcasing their unique vibrant energy. Passions are intense, flowing, and explorative; diverse campus life nurtures students' ability to cultivate and express their devotion, giving life greater depth. From traditional cultural academies and student clubs to sports associations, international festivals, grand performances, and extracurricular activities—every corner of the campus offers a stage for confident exploration and boundless expression.
With an open-minded approach, Xi'an International University(XAIU) encourages students to explore the unknown and pursue their dreams. Through its advanced educational philosophy and diverse campus life, the university builds a stage for dream-chasing, allowing youthful vitality to shine unrestrained.
About XAIU
Xi'an International University (XAIU), founded in 1992, is a private university characterized by its international outlook, practical courses and comprehensive programmes of study. Following the motto of 'Erudition, Self-cultivation, Altruism, Co-prosperity', the University has created a 'Qifang Education Structure' that not only fosters the students' all-round development in moral, intellectual, physical and aesthetic grounding combined with a hard-working spirit but also enhances students' practical abilities and entrepreneurial skills and improving their international vision and abilities in self-reliance. At the same time, students are expected to develop a strong physique, a good character and a true devotion to family and country.
The University comprises five schools offering degree courses: School of Humanities, School of Business, School of Medicine, School of Engineering, and School of International Cooperation and three specialized schools focusing on prototypical cultures, modern industries and employment. Additionally, it includes ZhengMeng Academy and its five affiliates. The University offers 44 degree programmes in Literature, Arts, Education, Management, Economics, Engineering, Medicine, and Agriculture. Ten programmes have been awarded the Top Subjects in Shaanxi Province, and 14 subjects offer the second bachelor's degree.
The University has partnered with more than 200 universities and institutions from 25 countries and regions, offering pathway programmes for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in its special designed international classes. At the same time, the University also offers Chinese programmes and short-courses for international students who come from 49 countries such as United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Japan, South Korea, Belgium and Zimbabwe.
The University has been honored with numerous prestigious titles, including The National Pilot Project of 'Liberal Arts Education', The First Batch of Universities with Typical Experience in Innovation and Entrepreneurship in China, The First Batch of Emerging University in 'Data China 100 Schools Project', National Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture Guqin Inheritance Base, The National Advanced Social Organization, The First-class University Construction Unit, Shaanxi Province, The Pilot Unit of Shaanxi Province New Era Education Evaluation and Reform, and Shaanxi Advanced Unit in Employment. Chairman and Rector Huang Teng has been awarded China's Best Rector and Harvard, and University has selected the University as a case study.
Media Contact
Company Name: Xi'an International University
Contact Person: Media Relations
Email: Send Email
Country: China
Website: http://www.xaiu.edu.cn
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
19 minutes ago
- Yahoo
World's largest Legoland opens amidst Shanghai heatwave
STORY: :: The world's largest Legoland opens in Shanghai amidst a sweltering heatwave :: Shanghai, China :: July 5, 2025 :: The theme park has been built using over 85 million Lego bricks Shanghai's meteorological observatory issued on Saturday morning an "orange" high-temperature alert, the second-highest in China's weather alert system, behind red. Parts of the country's eastern and central provinces are bracing for temperatures over 104 Fahrenheit, due to an early summer heatwave. Despite the alert, entry tickets to the new Legoland resort were sold out as thousands queued in the heat to try out more than 75 rides, performances, and attractions spanning over 300,000 square meters. While most visitors were upbeat, one complained to Reuters that the long queues outside to enter the venue were poorly organized. Staff handed out bottles of water to visitors while one visitor received medical attention due to the heat. Legoland Shanghai is operated by a joint venture between Merlin Entertainments, which runs Legoland parks around the world, and the Shanghai Jinshan District local government.
Forbes
an hour ago
- Forbes
Kevin Woo: From K-Pop Star To ‘K-Pop: Demon Hunter' Star
Kevin Woo voices the demon k-pop idol Mystery Saja in 'K-pop: Demon Hunters.' K-Pop: Demon Hunters film tells the story of two very different k-pop groups. Huntr/x is a girl group that fights demons and Saja Boys is a boy group whose singers really are demons. The animated film debuted in June and quickly reached the number one spot on the Netflix global movie charts. Songs performed by the film's fictional idol groups ascended the music charts, outpacing songs by actual k-pop groups. Yet despite the film's focus on k-pop idols there's only one actual k-pop idol singing on the film's soundtrack. Kevin Woo, who voices the cute-but-demonic Mystery Saja, performed with the k-pop band U-Kiss for almost a decade. The American singer-songwriter and actor is known to his fans simply as Kevin. He grew up in California and he was only 15 when he moved to South Korea to pursue his dream. 'Growing up there as an Asian American boy I didn't see myself in the media,' said Kevin. 'I've always had a huge dream of becoming a singer, a performer. I thought about going to Korea and I was deeply obsessed with Korean music. It wasn't even titled k-pop then, it was just Korean music. Because of my love for the music, I had this yearning to go to my motherland and start my career there. For a little kid at the age of 15, it was a huge step for me to go from the U.S. to Korea, where mostly Korean music was dominated by Korean people.' Kevin Woo attends an Academy Awards viewing party in 2022. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage) Kevin joined the band XING, before signing on with the six-member boy band U-Kiss, which debuted in 2008. He performed with U-Kiss until 2017 and also hosted the interactive music talk show After School Club. 'I did my whole run in my boy band U-Kiss, which was an amazing journey," said Kevin. "It was one of the most thrilling journeys of my career to be a part of this k-pop international idol group. After I departed from the group I really wanted to expand my horizons. I've always had the dream to perform in my home country, the U.S. That's what brought me to LA.' Since his return to the U.S. he's taken part in several k-pop-related projects. Before voicing Mystery Saja, he made his Broadway debut in the musical KPOP, the 'first ever Korean story to be told on Broadway,' and acted in Anderson .Paak's soon-to-be-released film K-POPS. Representing k-pop and Korean culture as part of KPOP made him proud to be Korean American. More proud moments would follow as he watched k-pop grow into a global phenomenon and saw Korean content succeed in film, on TV and in musicals. Another career and cultural milestone was performing in the Tony award-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending when it opened in Tokyo. "That too was a huge milestone for Korean productions,' said Kevin. 'Maybe Happy Ending is a Korean story. It was written by a Korean writer and it was a Korean production. And now to see that on Broadway is so incredible.' Kevin also plays a pop star in KPOPS, the directorial debut of singer, songwriter and record producer Anderson .Paak. 'KPOPS premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2024,' said Kevin. 'It made its U.S. premiere in Tribeca. This movie will hit theaters in January and, yeah, Anderson .Paak made a film kind of about his life. It's a fictional story, but a lot of the events that happened in the movie mirror his life story and his real life son acts alongside him.' In KPOPS his character participates in a competition show. Anderson .Paak's character is a drummer in the same competition. 'It's a family friendly comedy movie that's about bridging cultures,' said Kevin. 'This one is cross-cultural about bridging black culture and Korean culture with music. The whole theme is about love and family and really finding your journey as an individual. So, even if you're not a k-pop fan, there's so many different themes that audiences can resonate with. It was a big hit at both TIFF and Tribeca.' He was very surprised when Ian Eisendrath, the executive music producer of K-Pop: Demon Hunters, reached out to him for his musical input. 'I was beyond thrilled that Ian reached out," said Kevin. "He said, do you want to be one of the members as a singing voice for this fictional boy band called Saja Boys? I didn't know too much about the script. I hadn't had the chance to read the screenplay, but I immediately knew this was the right fit for me. I was like 'demon boy band and k-pop,' I'm in. He sent over the songs 'Soda Pop' and 'Your Idol.' Ian wanted to hear my feedback on what I felt about it as a k-pop idol.' On hearing the songs Kevin knew he wanted to perform them. The music has every element of what he loves about k-pop. 'It was so nostalgic too because it brought back a lot of the memories that I had in U-Kiss,' he said. 'All the little nuances that I have firsthand experience with, it was all incorporated into these two songs. It really perfectly portrayed why k-pop is so beloved around the world. You got a little bit of the sweetness, the innocent, pure boy band with 'Soda Pop' and then you have 'Your Idol,' where it's like a 180-degree drastically different energy and vibe. That brought me back to the idols that I grew up listening to,' It was a unique experience watching himself as an animated character. It was also his first time working as a voice actor, except for a short stint where he played a boy band member in the Apple TV series Central Park. 'This was a different take on the process of recording because I got to see the characters and I had to really get into character for Mystery Saja,' he said. "But seeing the sketch of the characters, I was like, oh my God, this is so incredibly cute. Also, I just love how each member had their own unique characteristics.' As part of the fictional Saja Boys his visibility rose dramatically. 'Once I saw my name on the Hot 100 Billboard chart this week, I had chills all over my body. I couldn't believe it when I woke up, because first of all, before the song hit the charts on Billboard, Spotify, iTunes, across all boards of every chart, not even in the US, but globally, I saw my Spotify monthly listeners grow from 10,000 to one million overnight.' The Spotify alert was hard to process. He double checked the screen to make sure it was the right number. 'I got an alert saying your growth is a thousand percent. I'm like, what does that even mean? I looked into my artist page and saw one million followers overnight, and I was like, what is happening? Because I believed in this soundtrack, I already knew this was going to be a hit, but I didn't know it was going to be instant, viral.' Saja Boys recently made music history by becoming the first male k-pop group to hit number one on U.S. Spotify. 'I've been hearing from my friends and my family just constantly notifying me that my songs Soda Pop and Your Idol are rising on the charts,' he said. It's just been an incredible wild ride. I can't really explain in words how I feel. It's quite surreal.' He's happy to play a part in the success of Korean culture. 'It's an honor and a privilege for me to represent k-pop in the western world.' What's next? Kevin's short film Seoul Switch about a dork and a k-pop idol who trade places is currently being developed into a full-length film. He recently released a selection of new music and also plays the male lead role in the horror film Death Name, set to come out later this year. Given the success of K-Pop: Demon Hunters, anything is possible. K-Pop: Demon Hunters airs on Netflix.
Washington Post
an hour ago
- Washington Post
China's first Legoland opens to visitors in Shanghai
SHANGHAI — A giant 26-meter (85-foot) Lego figure named Dada welcomed visitors to the new Legoland resort in Shanghai. The resort, which opened Saturday, is the first in China. It is one of 11 parks across the world and was built with 85 million Lego bricks. Among the main attractions is Miniland, which replicates well-known sights from across the world using Lego bricks. It features landmarks across China like Beijing's Temple of Heaven and Shanghai's Bund waterfront. There's also a boat tour through a historic Chinese water town built with Lego bricks. 'My first impression is it is a good recreation, like a real fairyland of Lego,' said Ji Yujia, a Lego fan who was there on opening day. The resort was developed in conjunction with the Shanghai government by Merlin Entertainments and the LEGO Group. Visitors were greeted by performances featuring Legoland characters. Tickets range from $44 (319 yuan) to $84 (599 yuan). —- Corrects to say that Legoland in Shanghai is not the largest in the world.
