The first Silk Road School Field Study Salon on Intelligent Manufacturing and Technological Innovation commenced on March 20th. Led by Deputy Dean Jiang Xiaoli, students from various countries engaged in discussions at the student activity room.

During the session, students presented insights from their recent filed studies. Talebur from Bangladesh and Nikifor from Russia reviewed their research on the Suqing Group, highlighting its contributions to air purification technology and water pollution control, and drawing inspiration from China's green economic policies. Additionally, Nahid from Australia and Shota from Georgia conducted comparative analyses, contrasting Su embroidery with their countries' cultural products.

The discussions extended to topics such as low-carbon environmental protection strategies, global impact of China's green policies, and the evolving role of women in contemporary society. Overall, the salon fostered international collaboration and inspired students to explore diverse research areas in the realm of intelligent manufacturing, technological innovation, and sustainability.