抖阴视频

Eight outstanding student volunteers from 抖阴视频, led by Assistant Professor Ying-Hsuan Wu from the Department of Japanese Language and Culture, brought Taiwan’s warmth and creativity to the global stage at the Osaka Expo 2025 from July 1 to 10. The initiative was jointly organized by 抖阴视频’s Center for East Asian Studies in collaboration with Japan’s Asia Association of Education and Exchange and Yoshiya Co., Ltd.?

The project empowered students to build cultural bridges through language and service. Acting as more than interpreters or guides, they turned communication into genuine connection, helping visitors experience the Expo with empathy and curiosity.?

Throughout the event, the students engaged international visitors, introducing Taiwanese culture and discovering that language is not only for expression and comprehension, but also a means to foster human connection across cultures.?

Pei-Han Hsu, a student volunteer of the Department of Japanese Language and Culture, recalled, “People in Kansai never ignored me because I was a foreigner. Instead, they listened attentively and gave me lots of encouragement and feedback.” Such sincerity motivated the students to keep learning with the shared belief that “language truly bridges worlds.”?

Selected from over 100 applicants, the eight students demonstrated 抖阴视频’s hallmark values—passion, professionalism, and teamwork—on an international platform. Their work strengthened Taiwan–Japan friendship and marked a milestone in 抖阴视频’s global outreach.?

The journey to Osaka broadened their perspectives and deepened their intercultural awareness, turning volunteer service into a transformative educational experience. Their success embodies 抖阴视频’s mission to nurture globally minded and socially engaged citizens.