(Reporters: Cao Chenlu, Zhang Zixin) To deepen students' understanding of China's carbon market and the carbon finance industry, promote knowledge through practice and gain knowledge from practice, and effectively enhance their practical literacy, a group of teachers and students from the School of Finance, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law visited China Carbon Emission Rights Registration and Settlement (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. (China Carbon Registry for short) for an on-site research on the morning of October 28. Yang Guangxing, Deputy General Manager and Executive Dean of the Research Institute of China Carbon Registry, Gong Bo, Senior Researcher of the Research Institute, Hu Wanling, Deputy Director of the Climate Investment and Financing Department (Cooperation and Exchange Department), Chen Bo, Researcher, Liu Qi, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Finance, Gu Lulu, Leader of the International Students Tutor Group, Zhu Yajie, Teacher of the Student Affairs Office of the International School of Education, as well as 25 doctoral and master's students from the School of Finance (including 21 international doctoral and master's students) participated in the event.

        Yang Guangxing extended a warm welcome to the teachers and students from the School of Finance, and Gong Bo briefly introduced the development history and core functions of China Carbon Registry.

        In the exhibition hall of China Carbon Registry, Hu Wanling delivered a systematic English lecture on the progress of global climate governance and China's "1+N" dual carbon policy system, and elaborated on the specific practices of China Carbon Registry in supporting the healthy development of the national carbon market.

        By watching the promotional video, the students gained a more intuitive understanding of China Carbon Registry's functional positioning and development history through the stunning audio-visual effects.

        During the discussion and exchange session, both parties conducted in-depth communications on fields such as university-enterprise cooperation, carbon market, carbon finance, and carbon inclusion.

       Gong Bo analyzed the development status and future trends of the national carbon market from multiple dimensions, and provided professional answers to hot issues raised by students, such as carbon asset pricing mechanisms, the impact of the "dual carbon" goals on enterprises and individuals, and international carbon market cooperation, with a warm interactive atmosphere on site.

        Liu Qi expressed gratitude for the warm reception from China Carbon Registry, and stated that the school will continue to expand the path of university-enterprise collaborative talent cultivation, integrate cutting-edge industry practices into the entire process of talent training, and effectively enhance students' innovative vision and practical capabilities.

        This research activity not only provided valuable practical learning opportunities for teachers and students, but also built an important platform for international students to understand the carbon market and carbon finance, and is of great significance for promoting in-depth university-enterprise cooperation and cultivating high-quality financial talents.