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On December 15, Amur State University of Humanities and Pedagogy hosted a real starfall: the most talented and creative students took part in the traditional Star Show 2022 competition. A serious fight broke out on stage for awards in three categories: "Vocal Art", "Original genre", and "Choreography". The participants showed themselves and shared their creative abilities with the audience. To do this, they prepared memorable performances, each of which was appreciated by the jury members. No one left the stage without prizes, but the winners were revealed in each nomination. Elizabeth Kazakova became the best in the Vocal Art nomination. Mikhail Naumov won in the nomination "Original Genre". Emilia Denezhkina won the Choreography nomination. Also, the prize in the nomination "The best support group" went to the support group of Mikhail Naumov and Alyona Fillipova. Bright performances were prepared by students studying at the vocal studio "Golos". The participants noted the professional work of the organizers and thanked them for the wonderful event. The "Star Show 2022" contest left pleasant impressions for each participant. We hope that this is just the beginning of your creative journey! P.S. We would like to express our deep gratitude to the primary union organization of students for their assistance in organizing and holding the competition.

In order to develop Russian-Chinese cooperation in the field of education, popularization of Chinese culture and the Chinese language, from September 1 to November 24, 2022, the International Humanitarian Olympiad "Chinese Meridian" was held remotely at Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University named after K.D.Ushinsky. The organizers of the competition were the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, the Southwestern University of Chongqing (China), Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushinsky. The participants of the Olympiad had to provide a video about their research project on various issues of Chinese history and modern life: linguistics, literary studies, history, culture, art, economics, sociology or political science. Our university was represented by FPIC students Olga Litvinova (POia-43 group), Dana Subbotenko (LG-49 group) and Anna Gorgos (POia-33 group) In total, about 200 research papers in the above-mentioned nominations participated in the competition. As a result, the team of the organizing committee and the jury selected the best projects in each area. In the Sociology category, Dana Subbotenko, a 4th-year student at FPIC, won the third prize, making a presentation on "Attitudes towards women in traditional China and its impact on their modern lives." Congratulations to Dana on her brilliant result, and we wish her success in her future research activities!

On November 30, Siberian Transport University, Novosibirsk, Russia held an online Olympiad for students studying Chinese. Various tasks on advanced language skills, Chinese linguistics, and the history of the Chinese language were presented. 16 teams from different universities of Russia participated in the Olympiad. Our university was represented by students of the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication, Olga Litvinova, 4th year, Eva Volkova, Elizaveta Fedorova, Ayuna Tsydenova, 3rd year, Nadezhda Nefedova, 2nd year, under the guidance of teachers of the Department of Romano-Germanic and Oriental Languages, K.A. Zaitseva and N.N. Kolbanova. In the team competition, our team took second place. Olga Litvinova, the captain of the team, took the second place in the captain's competition. Congratulations to the students and teachers with a good result!

The competition was held with the support of the primary union organization of students and the Confucius Institute Educational Center at Amur State University of Humanities and Pedagogy. The competition was held between students of general education institutions and university students in the assembly hall of the main building of Amur State University of Humanities and Pedagogy. The competition was held with the aim of developing interest in Chinese culture, Chinese music, increasing interest in learning the Chinese language, and realizing the creative potential of the contestants. 8 educational institutions of Komsomolsk-on-Amur and students of the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication took part in the competition. The contestants gave colorful, bright, creative performances, were able to immerse themselves in Chinese music, joined Chinese culture, and showed their creative abilities. Almost all the performances were supported by dancing, and some of them were performed with guitar. All the contestants took a serious approach to the performance.

From November 22 to November 25, 2022, the Forum of Youth of Indigenous Minorities of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation "Russian North" was held in Salekhard. As a result of the All-Russian competitive selection, Dmitry Beldy, a student of the Faculty of Secondary Vocational Education, gr. SPOfk-28, a representative of the scientific and Educational Center for the Development of the Nanai Language and Culture of ASUHP.

In the period from November 8, 2022 to November 22, 2022, the head of the Department of Economics, T.B. Ershova, held the exhibition "Time and Money", dedicated to the 160th anniversary of the Bank of Russia, presented by the Khabarovsk Territory Branch of the Far Eastern Directorate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. The exhibition contained 30 exhibits dedicated to a historical overview of the development of monetary circulation in Russia. All the materials of the exhibition were divided into four themes: how money was made, how money was counted, how money was transported, and how money was protected.

On November 25, the Department of Life Safety and Natural Sciences organized and held the All-Russian Scientific and practical conference "Actual problems of life safety and health care". The main purpose of the conference was to identify promising areas of modern research and exchange experience on issues of interest.

On November 24, 2022, students of groups LG-19 and Poiya-13, who study English, held a Thanksgiving celebration, which is traditionally celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States. The students presented some facts about this holiday and its history in a theatrical performance, and also conducted a small quiz.

On November 25, a personal exhibition of Dmitry I. Dushkin, a member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia and the International Association of Artists, a teacher of the Department of Theory and Methodology of Technological Education at ASUHP, a teacher of fine arts and technology at Secondary School No. 42, head of the Pencil art studio, opened at the N. Ostrovsky Library. The name of the exhibition says, "We don't abandon our people!" The exhibition will stay in the city for only two days, and then go to Donbass. It was originally intended by the author for those who defend our spiritual values and principles there today, as well as our sovereignty. The exhibition is a gift from the artist to our soldiers, who defend them with weapons in their hands, and to those who live in incredibly difficult conditions in the DPR during these difficult times. It is an expression of his spiritual and civic position.

On November 24, the Confucius Institute Educational Center organized the Constellation of Chinese Songs contest among students of secondary educational institutions in Komsomolsk-on-Amur and Komsomolsk District and students of urban universities.

From October 7 to November 7, students of the POia-13 group took part in a vibrant photo contest called "The Golden Autumn of Russia and China", organized by RADIO METRO 102.4 FM.

On November 22, the next lesson of the philological lecture hall took place according to the work plan of the SFP (school of the future philologist) at the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication.

On November 23, the first meeting of the literary club took place in the university library. A thoughtful reader will suspect, not without reason, that its main participants were philology students. Students of the Poryal -41 and Poryal-51 groups, library staff, as well as Acting vice-rector for Educational Work and Youth Policy Konstantin N. Tendit, discussed the ideological and thematic content and artistic features of the novel "I Want to go to School" by A. Zhvalevsky and E. Pasternak in a moderately warm and very productive manner.

Advanced training courses for foreign language teachers were held at the Institute of Correspondence and Additional Education (Department of Retraining and Additional Education) of ASUHP with the assistance of Department of Romano-Germanic and Oriental Languages.