A group of nearly 50 students from Seoul National University and Jeonbuk National University in the Republic of Korea recently visited Shanghai's Lin-gang Special Area for in-depth exchanges on urban development and talent innovation, exploring its one-stop service ecosystem and gaining first-hand insights into China's opening-up frontiers.

The South Korean students take a group photo at Dishui Lake. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlghr]

During the visit, the students attended a promotional event introducing the area's development and employment policies for young international professionals. Lin-gang's talent service staff demonstrated how abstract policies are transformed into practical resources for different stages of career development.

At the AI Innovation Hub, the students witnessed technology-driven industrial development in action, while Dishui Cloud Hall offered a glimpse into the area's future blueprint. From initial planning to real-world applications, Lin-gang deftly integrates urban planning with industrial growth.

The students check out a large-scale model of Lin-gang Special Area. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlghr]

With full-cycle talent policies, a world-class business environment, and opportunities in emerging industries, Lin-gang is positioning itself as a gateway for ambitious young professionals from around the world.