In order to let international students majoring in international trade and economics better understand and experience wuhan's commercial history and culture, feel Wuhan's commercial changes and modern commercial and trade patterns, on the afternoon of December 4, the School of International Education organized all international students to carry out a series of culture expansion activities, including a visit to Hankou Commercial Museum.

In the afternoon, the students went to Hankou Commercial Museum to have a detailed understanding of the hundred-year history of hankou's commercial development and carefully examined the relics such as tribute memorial of the late Qing Dynasty and Hankou tea boxes. They deeply felt the profound commercial culture of Hankou.

Before the sand table of Hankou North, the students had a detailed understanding of the construction of hankou North trade market, and the situation of digital transformation and planning and upgrading, expressing deep admiration for the development of modern commercial trade.

Then, the students visited the Hankou North Commodity Trade Live selection Center, where they experienced the convenience of a one-stop service platform for live broadcast supply chain among the dazzling commodities.

At last, the students came to the poverty alleviation product hall of Digital Hubei Supply Chain Selection Center, and visited more than 3,000 featured products from all over Hubei province, learning about various innovative modes such as live-streaming and integrated e-commerce.

Hankow North is the representative of China's new generation of wholesale trade market. The purpose of this visit is to understand the centennial business tradition of Wuhan, feel the vigor and vitality of the development of digital trade, and experience the endless charm of hubei province's achievements in poverty alleviation and the revitalization of digital villages.