From Language Skills to Global Impact: The Story of a NUAA Student Volunteer

University life is often described through classrooms, exams, and graduation. But some of the most meaningful growth happens when students carry their skills into the world. A recent NUAA story captures that perfectly.

Zhang Junyao, a student from the College of Foreign Languages, volunteered at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and also served at China House during the Games. His experience is a reminder that language ability is not just a subject area. It can become a practical bridge to global opportunities.

During the Olympics opening ceremony, Zhang worked as a guide for global spectators. He used Chinese, English, and Italian to help visitors navigate entrances, seating areas, and questions on site. At China House, he also acted as a cultural ambassador.

This story says something useful for prospective students. At a university like NUAA, student development is not limited to academic transcripts. Language learning, cultural communication, and global readiness can create real experiences that extend far beyond campus.

If you want a university experience that can connect communication skills, confidence, and international exposure, stories like this make NUAA feel more tangible.