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The best KNRTU students had a unique opportunity to become one of the first guests of the new museum at Beijing University of Chemical Technology. The museum has just opened and has already become an important platform that reflects the university's scientific achievements, history, and contribution to the global chemical and engineering industry. The delegation included students with the highest academic performance, who have excelled in their studies, research, and international projects. They were given a special tour of the museum's exhibits, which showcase the key milestones in the university's development and the achievements of its graduates. The students were particularly impressed by the scale of the museum and the quality of the exhibits. The exhibitions provide a detailed overview of how the university's students and graduates' research is being applied in industries such as chemistry, aerospace, construction, food, and polymers. This allowed the tour participants to gain a deeper understanding of the importance of engineering education and witness real-life examples of professional success. Dayan Khamitov, a representative of Russian students, commented: "I was impressed by the scale of the museum and the university's efforts to showcase the achievements of its graduates. It was particularly gratifying to see their research being utilized in real-world industries like chemistry, polymers, and aerospace. This really motivates us to become better and strive to be among the best of the best." According to the participants, the museum creates a special atmosphere of pride for the university and its graduates. It clearly demonstrates the results that hard work and a high-quality education can achieve. Maxim Klintakov emphasized the significance of the invitation: "It is a great honor for us to be invited to such an event. It is an important sign of trust and recognition. We hope that more and more Russian students will enroll at BUCT and will be able to represent KNRTU and BUCT with great pride in the future." The students also noted the attention paid to them by the management of the international department at BUCT. The university representatives emphasized that such initiatives are aimed at encouraging academic activity among students and promoting international cooperation. In the coming months, new educational excursions are planned, including visits to the National Museum of China and the Inner Mongolia History Museum. The delegation members expressed their hope that such events will become regular and allow more students to gain similar experiences. They also expressed their gratitude for the attention and recognition they have received from the university, as well as for being recognized as the best students at KNRTU on an international level. The trip was not only an educational experience, but also an inspiring one. The students praised the high level of organization, the warm welcome, and the opportunity to be a part of a significant event in the university's life. Such initiatives strengthen international cooperation between universities and open up new opportunities for students. The participants are confident that this experience will be an important step towards their professional development and will allow them to proudly represent both KNRTU and Beijing University of Chemical Technology on the international stage in the future.