Digital economy cooperation and university education cooperation are becoming new pillars of China–Belarus relations. From the joint establishment of cross-border trade digital platforms, to the establishment of joint laboratories and youth innovation projects, the two sides have gradually formed an integrated cooperation system covering “technology – industry – education – culture”.

This paper addresses a fundamental limitation in engineering education: the inability to peer "inside" complex technological equipment without risking damage. The proposed solution is the creation of a highly detailed digital twin of the BL-V7 vertical milling machine. The model allows for interactive study of the machine's design, kinematics, and operating principles, ensuring ...

This paper explains how stock market regulation and economic security has impacted Belarus and China. It elucidates the choice of theoretical economic security and the role of stock market within the financial system and regulation’s influence on economic security. Strategies are proposed regarding the optimization of regulation, through the use of fintech and institutional ...

This article analyzes China's persistent regional disparities and key development strategies, including the Western Development and Northeast Revitalization initiatives. Examining the 14th Five-Year Plan's new directions, it identifies systemic challenges and proposes policy enhancements focusing on digital transformation, business environment improvement, and urban cluster development.

Today, technological advances have led to increased environmental impacts. A green economy can be one tool for achieving a balance between the environment, quality of life, and economic efficiency.

This research section analyzes how historical legacy – spanning from the Silk Road symbolism to Soviet-era ties and post-independence development – underpins contemporary cultural and economic cooperation between Belarus and China. It argues that this historical foundation is crucial for building trust, fostering economic initiatives like the "One Belt, One Road," and developing ...

This article examines the differences in non-verbal communication between Chinese and Belarusians. It highlights crucial contrasts in communication styles, from acceptable personal distance and the meaning of a smile to specific taboos. Specific examples illustrate the differences in the interpretation of gestures.

The article analyzes the impact of gastronomic diplomacy on building friendly economic relations with China. The main export positions are highlighted, as well as ways to solve the problem of consumer integration.

The purpose of this article is to identify differences in the cognitive styles of Belarusian (analytical) and Chinese (holistic) students. The complementarity of these styles and the phenomenon of cognitive bilingualism in the context of globalization are demonstrated.

The article explores the role of video content in fostering intercultural communication in the context of digital transformation. It highlights how visual media such as documentaries, educational videos, and interactive formats contribute to the representation of cultural identities, facilitate dialogue between communities, and promote mutual understanding. Special attention is ...