Humboldt University in Berlin (German: Humboldt University? HU Berlin is the oldest university in Berlin, Germany. It was founded by william von humboldt, a Prussian educational reformer and linguist, and his younger brother alexander von humboldt in 1809. This is the first newly-built university. The school-running purpose of integrating teaching and scientific research and carrying out humanistic education in an all-round way was determined. Humboldt University has always attached great importance to international academic exchanges and cooperation. 1959 joined the International Association of Universities and immediately established inter-school relations with Moscow University of the Soviet Union. Subsequently, it successively signed inter-school cooperation agreements with more than 50 universities, including Prague University in Czechoslovakia, Warsaw University in Poland, Belgrade University in the former Yugoslavia, Havana University in Cuba, Vienna University in Austria, Paris University in France, Cairo University in Egypt, Hosei University in Japan, Compton University in Madrid, Spain and Johns Hopkins University in the United States. 198 1 China Peking University and Humboldt University exchange experts. 1982, China sent three advanced students to Humboldt university for further study.