On October 17, Beijing Changier Education Foundation held the "Cross-Strait Charity Cooperation and Exchange Conference." Attendees included Chou Chin-Hua, founder of Taiwan Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation, Guo Ying-Lan, President of the foundation, Chou Shang-Guan, Executive Director of the and Cross-Strait and International Exchange Center, Zhang Zhixuan, Deputy Secretary-General, Zhang Yinjun, Director of the Women and Children Committee of the Central Committee of the China Association for Promoting Democracy, and President of Beijing Changier Education Foundation, Gao Shuqun, Strategic Advisor to Beijing Changier Education Foundation, Zheng Yan, Council Member, Lei Zhitian, Deputy Director of the Academic Committee, Tan Jingyu, expert from the Changier Think Tank at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and others. The event was hosted by Xing Haiyan, Vice President and Secretary-General of the foundation.

When discussing the origins of the collaboration, Mr. Chou Chin-Hua remarked that since the launch of the "Stories About Mum in Taiwan" event in Changsha this March, the Taiwan Chou Ta-kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation and the Beijing Changier Education Foundation have established excellent cooperative relations. In September, Zhang Yinjun, President of the Beijing Changier Education Foundation, traveled to Taiwan to participate in the "Fervent Global Love of Lives Award" ceremony hosted by the Chou Ta-Kuan Foundation. During the same period, the Maternal Love Academy of the Beijing Changier Education Foundation hosted a plaque-awarding ceremony at Fo Guang University in Taiwan. This represents a substantial step forward for the "Maternal Love Education Consortium" across the Taiwan Strait.

President Zhang Yinjun warmly welcomed Chou Chin-Hua and his delegation. She expressed that the original aspiration of the Taiwan Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation stemmed from Mr. and Mrs. Chou Chin-Hua's dedication to transforming their personal passion for caring for children into a substantial public welfare initiative. Despite originating from different backgrounds, the two foundations share a profound love for life and a commitment to support the healthy growth of individuals. Their efforts are remarkably aligned, and they aspire to enhance collaboration as the closest foundations across the strait, working together to advance global life education.

Advisor Gao Shuqun elaborated in detail on the establishment of the "United Nations Maternal Love University." He highlighted that maternal love is the foundation of all affection, and maternal love education is the most fundamental and primitive education. He called for joint efforts with the Taiwan Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation and compatriots worldwide to establish the world's first shared university for maternal love education, empowering mothers globally.

During the event, a gift exchange ceremony was held. On site, the cancer survivors had lively discussions with the guests, sharing their life stories. One survivor, Cai Ruizhe, shared that when he was in sixth grade, he discovered a tumor as big as a hand due to vision problems. From then until now, the entire process of fighting cancer, including chemotherapy, surgery, and medication, has been unable to completely control it. After chemotherapy, the disease relapsed multiple times. A total of six surgeries were performed until no more could be done. Initially, he struggled to come to terms with his situation and often blamed fate. However, by the time he reached university, he had become more accepting. He expressed gratitude to the Chou Ta-Kuan Foundation for providing him with much-needed companionship and encouragement, which helped him view his challenges from a different perspective. Cancer cells exhibit remarkable resilience; in a sense, they can be seen as our teachers, from which we can learn the spirit of tenacity and vitality.

Zheng Yan, who has worked at the National Health Commission for many years, engaged in deep discussions with several cancer survivors on site. He emphasized that the development of cancer cells is influenced by multiple factors and that both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine provide various treatment options. However, he believes that "love is the best vaccine against disease." The most effective way to care for a disease is with love. He encouraged everyone to view cancer cells and their own lives as equal life forms, coexisting peacefully without seeking to destroy each other.

Jin Xinmei, Director of the Read for Hope Center of the Chou Ta-Kuan Foundation, Sun Songbai, General Manager of the Central Taiwan Cultural Research Association, Liu Wen-Ching, Head of the Love Nurses Volunteer Group from the Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation, Ou Zifa, Director of the Taichung Urban Community College, Ou Yicheng, Leader of the Volunteer Group at the Social and Cultural Resource Classroom of Hungkuang University, Zhang Yuxuan, Leader of the Volunteer Group at the Cultural Resource Classroom of Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology, Zhang Fengxuan, Leader of the Volunteer Group at the Cultural Resource Classroom of National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, Chen Jiajing, Leader of the Grassroots Cultural Service Group at Chung Yuan Christian University, Cheng Zhenghao, General Manager of the Badsikan Cultural and Historical Association of Yunlin County, Liu Yunyi, President of the Hwa Kang Cultural Research Society, Ma Hanjing, Leader of the Tour Guide Volunteer Group at the National Museum of Prehistory, along with Wang Lingling, Deputy Secretary-General of the Beijing Changier Education Foundation, Liao Shuilan, Head of the Commonweal Dissemination Department, and Xu Tong, Head of the General Management Department, among others, took part in this exchange event.