Date: Aug. 26, 2022

Author: Li Weimiao; 

Photographer: Yan Fang

On Aug. 7, 448 freshmen and 5,617 new postgraduates came to register at JNU, walking onto campus with both their luggage and their expectations and aspirations for the campus life as they began a new chapter in their lives.

(Volunteers accompanying freshmen to registration)

On orientation day, JNU Party Secretary Lin Rupeng and President Song Xianzhong went to several campuses, including Shipai, Panyu and Guangyuandong, to inspect the orientation work, learn about the freshmen’s arrival, answer parents’ questions on both epidemic prevention and control and campus management, and thank the orientation staff and student and teacher volunteers for their efforts. 

(JNU Party Secretary Lin Rupeng learning about orientation) 

(President Song Xianzhong communicating with freshmen's parents)

To avoid congestion, JNU designed the orientation line in advance and made an overall layout for admission. In accordance with pandemic prevention and control requirements, freshmen coming to register on site had to present their 48-hour nucleic acid certificates, health codes, green codes for their communication travel cards and 14-day’ health attendance record to enter the queuing area and wait for the electric shuttle bus to take them to their dormitories.

(Electric shuttle buses took freshmen to their dorms)

(Orientation at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine)

(Freshmen taking photos in front of the exhibition board of College of Economics)