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At 7:00 p.m. on April 24, a sharing session entitled “Struggling Youth is most gorgeous: Where do the talented individuals go?” started in Wuhan University’s No. 5 teaching building lecture. With strong interest in the four instructors, who all are highly successful students, the large lecture hall was filled before the session began. As the theme indicated, highly successful students were invited to give a lecture to students on the campus. Yet, the audience remained ignorant of who the instructors would be until the session began. When the four guests came onto the stage, their anonymity was removed.

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At 6:30 p.m. On April 20th, Andrea Pasinetti (Chinese name: Xunzhuo Pan), founder and CEO of Teach for China delivered an impressive speech to students in Wuhan University about how he became so attached to China that he eventually dropped out of Princeton University and started Teach For China: a nonprofit organization that recruits outstanding university graduates to serve as teachers for two years in under-resourced Chinese schools.

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With no formal stage or any spotlight, two dancers boldly performed a site-specific dance in front of the Wuhan University old library, attracting those passing by to watch and even participate in the performance.

At 7:00 on April 11th, and after a grand introduction by hosts, Ryan Pyle began telling Wuhan University students about his legendary journey in a performance entitled “The Middle Kingdom Ride.

At 7:00 pm on April 8th, ROAN Band, a popular Polish band, opened their concert on Wuhan University’s Plum Playground. An enthusiastic audience included WHU students and visitors who gathered for the acoustic extravaganza.