Four students from Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School excelled at the China Youth International Model UN Conference (CYIMUN) in Beijing (Feb 6–9, 2025), clinching “Best Delegation” and the “Most Promising Delegate Award”. Hosted by the Beijing Soong Ching Ling Youth Science and Technology Culture Exchange Center, the event featured debates on AI ethics and Olympic sports selection criteria.

Representing the U.S. and Bolivia, Entel delegates proposed global AI governance frameworks and diversity-driven Olympic reforms, earning acclaim for diplomatic negotiation skills and data-driven resolutions. Their success stemmed from Entel’s six-month MUN Society training in parliamentary procedures and international relations.

The conference reinforced Entel’s “Four-Wide” educational strategy—broadening perspectives through experiential learning to nurture globally responsible leaders. As one delegate noted, “MUN transforms classroom knowledge into tools for shaping humanity’s shared future.”

Edited by Wang Sibo, Zhao Yefeng

Reviewed by Gong Yaodong