From April 7 to April 11, Vice President Jiang Xingshan led a delegation to Japan to consolidate existing exchange achievements and actively explore new areas of cooperation. Members of the delegation are from the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, School of Foreign Languages, School of Education and School of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.

At Nagasaki International University, two parties had a comprehensive exchange on promoting the "2+2" cooperative education program, sending teachers from Home Economics and Japanese language majors for visiting and exchange, recommending students to apply for master's degrees, and receiving teachers and students for exchange visits.

At Japan Social Welfare Corporation • The Young and Elderly Development Association, both parties jointly signed the Agreement on Joint Construction of an Internship and Training Base and held unveiling ceremony of overseas internship base for Home Economics major of FPNU.

At Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI), both parties focused on discussing topics such as recommending students from Computer Science and Technology, Digital Media Technology to pursue master's degrees in Information Technology at KCGI through the "3+1+1" integrated program, and recommending students majoring in Business Japanese to pursue master's degrees in Cross-border E-commerce.

The delegation also visited Kyoto Computer College, Kyoto Overseas Chinese Association, GAINAX Kyoto Company, and Nippon Applied Informatics Society (NAIS).