BLCU Conference Center Accommodation and Rates

Planning to stay in BLCU Conference center anytime soon? Here are some information I gathered on how to reserve and book accommodation at the BLCU university's Conference Center.

 

The Conference Center seems to be easier to book than that of Dorm 17 and other school dorms probably because it's quite pricey for it's room size. But the advantage of booking here is that you have less hassle, and you can actually book your room once you arrive in Beijing (although a slight chance of no vacancies can also happen).


How to Book

You first need to contact them in this number: 0086-10-8230-3778 and inquire if you can reserve for a room on the specific dates you intend to. I think they only have single rooms for booking. You also need to pay the reservation fee of 2,000 RMB to be sent via Bank Transfer. The bank details will be sent to you upon confirmation of your booking.

Requirements

The only requirements you need are a photocopy of your passport, your admission notice, and in some occasions, your photo. You can fax them at this number: 0086-10-8230-0070. 

Cost

I wasn't able to inquire about the daily rates (I'm sorry), but my classmate did mention that he was spending around 4,000 - 4,500 RMB each month for a single room. With this, I think you can about estimate how much it will cost you to stay in the Conference Center. Best of Luck!

BLCU Conference Center

Beijing Language and Culture University has several dormitories that cater to foreign students from all over the world. Aside from this, BLCU also has a business and conference center known as 会议中心 (Huìyì zhōngxīn). The Conference center also offers high class accommodation for foreign students - with free daily breakfast and hotel-like services.

 Exact Location

The Conference Center is located in the Northern part of the BLCU campus. It is right beside the school's track and field and directly across the Dining Hall. It is also about only 5 minutes away from the student classrooms. Due to it's location and class, the Conference Center is known to be a pricy accommodation option for foreign students. It is usually more expensive than renting a much bigger room from a flat in nearby apartments.

 Laundry and Kitchenette

The Laundry Room is located at the 7th Floor which is opened from 7:30 am - 9:00 pm. A laundry card is needed in order to access their machines. Cards are sold at 50 RMB with a 10 RMB deposit. Each wash will cost you 4RMB and if you use the dryer it will cost you around 8RMB.

The Kitchenette is also located in the 7th floor and is opened from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm.

Bottled Water

Bottled water is available for orders at the Front Desk. 50 RMB is asked for the Initial bottle deposit. You need to purchase a water pump at 45 RMB and each refill will cost you 12 RMB.

Breakfast 

Breakfast is served daily at the Ground floor (which is a Chinese Restaurant). It's not a superb breakfast but it's a simple breakfast with egg, bread and some vegetables. It starts from 7:00 am - 8:30 am.

Telephone Services

In order to access their room phone, you need to purchase a calling card at rates from 20, 50 and 100 RMB.

 Generally, the Conference Center is for students with a higher budget, or those that ran out of rooms from other dorms. You can opt to stay for only a few days until several months depending on your choice.

 If you want to know about the details on Conference Center Room Reservation, Accommodation and Housing Costs you can visit my article on BLCU Conference Center Accommodation and Rates.

BLCU Dorm 17 International Students House Accommodation and Rates

Ever wondered how you can reserve accommodation for BLCU university's Dorm 17 International Students House and how much it will cost you to live there? Here are some facts I gathered from Dorm 17 to help you answer those questions.

How to Book a Room in Dorm 17

To be frank, Dorm 17 is the most difficult dorm to book. I've heard that agents from different countries book these rooms ahead of time and they book in bulk. They pay for everything and then recruit students who are willing to pay extra to get a sure room. This is by far the most used, and most guaranteed way to get yourself a room in Dorm 17. The price difference is not that big, but it might be around 8-10 RMB/day higher than the Dorm's original rates. Each country has its own agents. In mine, I've heard there's one in Manila but I never really got clarified about who and where it's located. If you know of any, maybe you can share it with us in the comment box below.

Can I book for a room by myself?

If you want to take that risk and try to book for a room yourself, you can, but it does not guarantee you a 100% slot. You can call Dorm 17 at this contact number: 0086-10-8230-3285 and Look for Miss Heng. The office hours are from 8:00 am - 12:00 noon in the morning and 2:00 pm - 5:00pm in the afternoon from Monday to Friday.

What are the requirements?

The requirements will include a photocopy of your Passport, your Student Visa and your Acceptance Letter. They usually ask you for the student acceptance number which starts with a letter S, followed by a random mix of numbers and letters - this is found in your acceptance letter as well. You also need to pay for the reservation fee of 2,250 RMB to be sent via Bank Transfer. The bank details will be sent to you after they have received your requirements and confirmed that you already have a slot.

What are the rates?

The rate or cost of your stay will depend on whether you have an agent or not and your duration of stay. The longer you stay, the cheaper you need to pay for your room. I went to Dorm 17 to inquire about the rates and these were what I got:

For Single Room booking -
1 month - 180 RMB/night
 4-6 weeks - 140 RMB/night
3 months - 130 RMB/night
5 months - 120 RMB/night

For Double Room booking  -
1 month - 95 RMB/night
4-6 weeks - 75 RMB/night
3 months - 70 RMB/night
5 months - 65 RMB/night

If your agent charges more than that, then that should be their fee. But it should be worth it if you really want a sure room in Dorm 17. I hope I helped!

BLCU Dorm 17 International Students House

Planning to study in Beijing and Language University? If yes, then I'm pretty sure you've heard about BLCU University's Dorm 17 International Students House - the most coveted and sought after dormitory located right across the campus. Last year, I myself, made some effort to try to reserve a room in this dorm, but due to the irrevocable circumstances during that time, I was unable to. But, I did experience living in Dorm 17 (when I came home late and didn't want to face the consequences of my dorm's curfew). ha ha. So here are some of the information I gathered on Dorm 17 during my stay:

Exact Location

Dorm 17 is located across the BLCU Campus West Gate or 西门 (Xi men). It's surrounding environment includes the BLCU Community Center, a Bike repair shop, phone card shops and several fruit stands. Right after you exit the West Gate, just turn right and you'll see a black gate with a huge building fronted by hundreds of bike and electric motorcycles. And that's where it is - you're in Dorm 17.


Why is it always packed?

Dorm 17 is the newest dormitory in BLCU - as of the moment. Most students here are either from Indonesia, Thailand, Russia or the Philippines. Since this dorm is not covered by the school's rules and regulations, the students here have no curfew. They can come in and out of it any time of the day. It also has a hotel-like lobby where students can just hang out, talk or meet up whenever they have somewhere to go.

Amenities

Like all the other dorms, Dorm 17 also has their own Laundry machines (though I'm not sure where it's located), CCTV cameras, Lobby Assistance, Daily room cleaning etcetera. Apart from that, this dorm has it's own convenience store where you can shop for your daily and basic grocery needs. There is also a coffee shop if you're a coffee lover or if you just like to hang out and study.

Dorm 17 is closest to everything - the subway, the taxis, the bus station, fruit stands, groceries - and everything else, except your classroom. If you prefer to walk your way through, it will take you around 10 minutes to reach your classroom building. But if you have a bike or an electric motorbike, it's a lot quicker - maybe even less than 5 minutes. So I don't think the distance is that much of a hassle. :)


If you want to know about the details on Dorm 17 Room Reservation, Accommodation and Housing Costs you can visit my article on BLCU Dorm 17 International Student Housing Accommodation and Rates.

BLCU International Students Housing and Dorm Costs

If you're planning to study in Beijing Language and Culture University as an International Language student, you might want to get information about BLCU's International students housing and dormitories (accommodation) and how much it will cost you to live in them. This article is a product of my research, inquiry and my intent to help students all over the world who want to study Chinese in BLCU.

The BLCU University has a total of 6 dormitories for international students, located in different parts within the school, namely Dorm 1, Dorm 4, Dorm 6, Dorm 7, Dorm 8 and Dorm 9. The dormitories are classified into ordinary, middle class and luxury class. The prices or rates can range from 35 RMB - 160 RMB per day. 

Dormitory 1 and Dormitory 9

BLCU Building 1 

Students with a tight budget can consider living in BLCU Dorm 1 and Dorm 9. Both of them only have public toilets (that's why they are cheaper). The public toilets are located within the building, which makes life better for foreign students. Some Chinese students need to go across their buildings just to take a bath in the school's public toilet. The facilities for dorms 1 and 9 include a television, air-conditioner, telephone, wardrobe, desk, chair, bed and bedding. 

BLCU Building 9

Dorm 9 has extra facilities such as a mini-refrigerator and a public kitchen. Most students living in these dorms are Government scholars. 

The standard daily rates for these dorms are as follows:

Dorm 1 - Single Room - 80 RMB/day, Double Room - 40 RMB/day

Dorm 9 - Single Room - 95 RMB/day, Double Room - 65 RMB/day, Luxury Double Room 40 RMB

             

Dormitory 4 and Dormitory 6

BLCU Building 4

Although the school considers these dorms as luxury dorms, I would say they are middle class dorms. These dorms may not be as nice as the famous Dorm 17, but they are livable, more affordable, and location-wise, closer to the student classroom buildings.

BLCU Building 6

The difference between Dorm 4 and 6 is that dorm 4 is located near the South Gate (closer to the Intensive students' classrooms) and Dorm 6 is located near the West Gate (right in front of the basketball courts). Dorm 4 also has an International cafe on the ground floor, named Hope Cafe.

The facilities include: a television, air-conditioner, mini-refrigerator, telephone, wall-closet, desk, chair, bed, bedding, public kitchen and public washing machines. They both have private toilets in the room. 

The standard daily fees for dorm 4 and 6 are:

Dorm 4 - Single Room - 150 RMB/day, Double Room - 80 RMB/day, Luxury Double Room - 80 RMB/day

Dorm 6 - Single Room - 160 RMB/day, Small Single Room - 120 RMB/day, Double Room - 80 RMB/day and Suite - 200 RMB/day

Dormitory 7 and Dormitory 8

BLCU Building 7

These 2 dorms are exclusively for Single room occupants only. Facilities include: television, air-conditioner, mini-refrigerator, telephone, wall-closet, desk, chair, bed, bedding, public kitchen and public washing machines. These dorms are also located near the basketball courts and are closer to the west gate.

BLCU Building 8

The standard daily costs for these rooms are:

Dorm 7 - Single Room - 120 RMB/day

Dorm 8 - Single Room - 120 RMB/day

Safety and Services

All the above mentioned dormitories have a 24-hour receptionist service, which means you can check in anytime on your arrival to Beijing. Their receptionists also have good memory, they usually remember the students who live and don't live in these dorms. They also have CCTV cameras in each floor to ensure student's safety. 

Although these dorms promise the tidying of rooms and cleaning of bathrooms daily, it's better if you don't expect because they seldom do. The bedding on the other hand, is changed every week. 

Curfew

I'm not sure which dorm will have a curfew in the coming terms, but I have experienced this while living in Dorm 4. The curfew is 12 midnight (every night), the doors will be closed after this time. They did try to implement it strictly but due to the way foreign students live, they were barely able to implement this rule. 

Every time we arrived late, we would just ring the bell and they will open the door for us. We did meet one cruel receptionist who was very snob with foreigners. She would scold at us when we were late but I hope she resigns. Soon.;)

Discounts

The standard rates I have mentioned can still be covered by student discounts. The longer you stay in these dorms, the bigger your discount is. 

For example, when I stayed in Dorm 4 for 1 whole semester, I only paid 56 RMB/day instead of the standard 80 RMB/day because of my length of stay. 

If you want to know the specifics, here is list of maximum discounts you can get from each of the international students housing and dorms, click here to download the file: BLCU Housing and Dormitory Brochure. It is in an Adobe PDF file format. I got it from the school itself.

I will post a different article for BLCU Dorm 17 and Conference Center costs.

I hope I helped you with this article. 

So... Do you have anything to say about BLCU's housing and dormitories? 

Internet Connection in BLCU

      When you become a student in Beijing Language and Culture University, you might consider having your own internet connection. The two most popular choices for establishing an internet connection in BLCU University include Cernet and China Unicom. Both of them have stores located inside the school and you can easily notice them because they are usually packed during the first few days of class. If you want to know how to establish an internet connection in BLCU and how much internet connection in BLCU will cost you, feel free to read on.

Cernet

 

     Cernet in BLCU is located near the West gate of the school ( close to the Dorm 17, International students housing center). Due to it's convenient location and quick Customer Support services, it is the most preferred connection by the students. Establishing a connection is also quite easy.

     In order to establish an internet connection with Cernet, you will just need to bring your Laptop and a valid school ID/passport to their office.When you open an account with Cernet, they will charge you 50 RMB for setting up your connection and this non-refundable.

     Depending on your Internet usage, you can choose among the following plan rates:

     -50 RMB - 40 hours / month

     -100 RMB - 120 hours / month

     -140 RMB - Unlimited Internet for 30 days

     -850 RMB - Unlimited Internet for 6 months

     All the above connections have a uniform speed of 1 mbps. If ever you stay for 5 weeks and opt for the unlimited service, you can buy an extra 50 RMB card for the remaining days of your stay. If you didn't bring your cable wire with you, you will also need to purchase one for 10 RMB. Eg. If you want an unlimited internet connection for 1 month (inclusive of a cable wire and connection fee), you will spend a total of 200 RMB. The longer your stay, the cheaper the cost.

The steps above are for students who live in a single room dorm and those who are living in Dorm 17. In older dorms, there is only one slot for the internet cable wire, so, in cases where you have a room mate, you will need to purchase an Exchange Machine (this is what they call it) which costs 75 RMB and 3 wires (about 3 meters long) for 10 RMB. Both of you should go to the Cernet office together and open your account. 

Before leaving, they will  give you your username and password, as well as instructions on how to do the set-up in your room.

China Unicom

     China Unicom can be another alternative for those who require cheaper internet connection or don't want to be part of the Long Lines in Cernet during the first few days of class. Their establishment is located across Alliance France which is near BLCU Dorm 4. 

     This internet connection is quite fast, but some people will encounter problems during installation like my roommate and I experienced when we first tried to establish a connection. Unlike Cernet where the technician tweaks your laptop as soon as you apply, China Unicom is more of a do-it-yourself Internet company. They will also give you instructions, but it's all written in Chinese. If all else fails, you can contact their technician (which I found quite rude because he walked out on us without fixing my laptop connection), but he will come when you request for him in the office. 

     Anyway, if you also want a connection that allows you to use a router, you can go for this connection. China Unicom has routers for rent at 105 RMB and they will refund you 100 RMB as soon as you return it. 

     They also have several cards you can choose from. Here are their Internet rates:

     -30 RMB - 50 hours / month

     -80 RMB - Unlimited Internet for 1 month (1mbps speed)

     -120 RMB - Unlimited Internet for 1 month (2 mbps speed)

     -420 RMB - Unlimited Internet for 155 days (2 mbps speed)

     

     In order to contact their technician, you can call these numbers 82303144 / 82303155. Sometimes they have staff members who can speak English, but most of the time they don't. So if you don't know any Chinese Mandarin, better proceed to their office instead of calling so you can ask help from other people around.      

BLCU Chinese Courses

I know you visited this page because you plan to study in BLCU University but you have this question in mind, should you take up the Chinese Intensive Course or the Basic/Regular Course? What is the difference between the two? Since I am a Beijing and Language Culture University intensive course student, I can think I can give you more information about the Intensive class, but I did some research about the Regular Class as well. I will try to compare these two courses the best way I can and I hope I can help you decide which one suits you better.

First of all let me give you a brief background about the Intensive Course. This course is comprised of 30 hours/week which means that you have classes from 8:00 am - 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm from Mondays to Fridays. You can choose to study for a length of 4-20 weeks depending on your preferred length of stay.

The 20-week program is equivalent to 1 semester and usually begins from September to January (winter semester) and March to July (summer semester). I will discuss further about the 1 semester stay in BLCU since it is the program I took.

INTENSIVE COURSE

Some books used in the Intensive Class - for A Level Students

Advantages
- Since the Intensive Course is designed for you to learn in 6 months what a regular student can learn in 1 year, your vocabulary is definitely going to be wider and more comprehensive than a regular student.

- You have an extra 3 hours of class everyday, so you will literally be "forced" to study Chinese and not sleep in the afternoons!

- Usually, you will spend every Friday afternoon for each of these extra class activities: visiting the Great wall, going to Summer Palace, learning the Chinese Culture (Calligraphy, Chinese Painting, Opera Mask making, Knot Making etc.), Watching the Beijing Opera, Meeting Chinese Friends.. the list goes on.

- Since you have only an hour to spend for lunch, you will usually eat with your classmates everyday so you will soon become really close with them.

- Your tuition fee includes 1 free long distance trip (about 5 days) to different places in China, usually in Nanjing-Suzhou-Hangzhou-Wuzhen-Shanghai for the Winter Semester and in Zhengzhou-Luoyang-Xi'An for the Summer Semester. (I have to admit, this was my reason for taking up the Intensive course.)

Disadvantages
- Since most of the day is already spent in the Classroom, you have less time spent to practice your Chinese in the outside world.

- You need to do homework after class! Sometimes you have a lot, and sometimes you have more than a lot! So yes, it will exhaust you at one point. You'll need to keep yourself motivated.

- It's hard to juggle your time. If you are a gym buddy, it will be hard for you to schedule your time to the gym especially during the weekdays.

- Hard to fix meeting time with a Chinese Tutor because of your schedule.

- Too many things to learn in one time. Sometimes you just cannot pack in everything.

- You only have the weekends free. It's hard to go out shopping or travelling during the weekdays because of, again, your schedule.

- If you plan to get a part-time job like teaching English, I suggest that you do not take the Intensive course!

Now that you know some things about the Intensive Course, let me talk about the Regular Course. This course is comprised of 20 hours per week which means that you only have classes from 8:00 am - 12:00 noon from Mondays to Fridays. Your afternoons are free. The length of program is still between 4-20 weeks.

REGULAR COURSE

Some books used in the Regular class - for A level students

Advantages
- Your schedule is so much more relaxed. You still learn Mandarin but the teaching method is at a slower pace so there is not much pressure on you. Learning becomes much more natural.

- You have the afternoons free so you can either choose to still study Mandarin (in a different school), go shopping, go to the gym, travel around Beijing, take a nap or just do whatever you want. You're free!

- You can have more time to spend with a Chinese tutor (If you want to enhance your speaking skills more or if you want to learn business Chinese since it is only taught to more advanced students).

- You can also look for Language Partners. Apart from having a Chinese tutor, you can spend your time meeting Chinese Friends who want to learn English, French, Spanish etc.

- You can take in Part-time jobs like teaching English and get paid while you learn.

- You have more time to do your homework!

Disadvantages
- If you rely solely on Classroom learning, you will be behind students in the Intensive course. Unless you take 1 year Regular Course.

- If you don't have a Chinese language partner or tutor, it will be harder for you to be conversational. This is because You have less time in class (so less learning) and no practice!

- It comes out to be more expensive because you pay for your daily living expenses and it's advised that you spend at least a year if you take Regular classes to learn Mandarin.

- No Long Distance Class trip and extra Friday activities (except for a trip to Great wall).

- Not that close with classmates because you separate ways as soon as you depart class. (Debatable)

The choice of taking up either the Intensive or Regular Class will always depend on your priorities. Have you decided which course to take and why?

If you are or have been a student of BLCU, please don't hesitate to give comments below and help out other students to decide!

How to Reserve a Dorm Room in BLCU

One of the most commonly discussed topics about Beijing Language and Culture University is how to reserve or book a dorm room from the Housing Center. This may be one of the most crucial steps in enrolling yourself to BLCU university simply because if you ran out of accommodation, you will have to look for other places to stay, and you can only do this, once you get there. It's a lot better to know beforehand that you have a room to stay in Beijing once you arrive. It can also help you calculate the total cost of your dormitory stay ahead of time.

The steps you are about to read are for Dorms under the Housing center: Dorm 4, Dorm 6, Dorm 7 and Dorm 8. This does not include Dorm 17 and Conference center.

Dorm Reservation Fee
This is the initial amount you need to pay in order for a dorm room to be reserved to you. You can email zhusu@blcu.edu.cn to inquire about the dorm reservation fee. They don't reply immediately, so in the mean time here is a word file that the school sent me about the dorm reservation fees. It can serve as a guide for you.

Dorm 4 room reservation rates for the September semester of 2011 are 4800 RMB for a BIG single room, 3600 RMB for SMALL single room and 2400 RMB for a double room.

There are 2 possible ways to reserve a dorm room in BLCU:

# 1 - Call a Friend
If you have a friend who is studying in BLCU a semester earlier than you, then I would definitely suggest that you ask the favor of dorm reservation. This doesn't only lessen the hassle on your part, but it also reduces cost (from expensive long distance phone calls to the dormitory office). You just have to email your passport and acceptance letter to your friend and then coordinate the best way to send the money. You can send your payment through his/her bank account or atm. When he/she gets home, ask a copy of the receipt and bring it with you on the date of your travel.

# 2 - Reserve the room yourself

This was the only option my friend and I had. Although we had another friend in BLCU who was willing to reserve a room for us, we were unable to send our documents to her on time because of our visa interview.

Okay, so the first step here is to call the dormitory and ask if there are still available single/double rooms in your dorm of choice. Contact the Housing center at this number: +86-10-8230-3300. Just for your information, most of them don't know how to speak English. So try to ask for someone who can atleast understand english. Use the simplest words possible so you can understand each other. Don't forget to get the name of the person who answered. You're gonna need that name again when you confirm your payment.

You may encounter someone who will tell you that there are no more rooms left, don't panic! Try to call again after a few hours, somebody else might answer and tell you that there are still a lot of rooms available. (Trust me, been through this!) :D

Once you've confirmed that there are still rooms available, send your payment via telegraphic transfer. Ask your bank for telegraphic transfer charges. BLCU bank details that we used are as follows:

Intermediary Bank -
INTERMEDIARY BANK: CITIBANK, N.A. NEW YORK
SWIFT/BIC: CITIUS33
A/C NO. 36082562

Account with Institution -
HUA XIA BANK，HO SWIFT/BIC:HXBKCNBJ030

Beneficiary -
HUA XIA BANK, BANK DEPT
ROOM 311, BEIJING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CENTRE
NO.11 FINANCIAL ST., XICHENG, DIST., BEIJING
100034, CHINA SWIFT BIC:HXBKCNBJ030

Details of Payment -
A/C NO.: 0301123-8194127
BEIJING LANGUAGE AND CULTURE UNIVERSITY
15 XUEYUAN ROAD, HAIDIAN DISTRICT
BEIJING, CHINA

Details of Charges -
Dormitory Reservation Fee of -your name here-.

I find the telegraphic transfer really confusing. But that's how we sent our payment. Also, send your payment in US dollars. Our first transaction bounced back because we sent our payment in RMB. You can send an email to zhusu@blcu.edu.cn just to confirm if the details are correct.

So after sending your payment through telegraphic transfer, fax the receipt, your preference (single/double room, what floor you prefer), your passport and admission notice to BLCU Housing center: +86-10-8230-3589. Then you can call them again to confirm if they have received the payment.

If you have any trouble understanding their English and vice versa, I suggest you look for someone who can speak to them in Mandarin. Try looking for a Chinese-owned travel agency nearby and ask for help. This was what I did when I couldn't comprehend what the person from the dorm was saying.

Finally, after several phone calls to the housing center, we were able to reserve a dorm! I hope I posted enough details and instructions to help you through your dorm reservation. If you have any questions, feel free to comment below!:)

How to Apply in BLCU

Hi everyone!

I started this blog to help out different students from all over the world who intend to learn Mandarin Chinese in BLCU University but don't know how to or are confused about the posted steps online.

First of all you need to pay the application fee. The university requires you to pay this fee in order for them to process your requirements (visa form, acceptance letter, snail mail). You can pay the application fee online. Here is a link to the school's pay online page. Just click on the link and fill up the form. You can use your credit card to pay for the fee, It will cost you around US75$. There's a 4% additional charge for the credit card commission fee. After paying, the receipt will automatically be sent to your email address.

What are the Requirements to apply for Beijing Language and Culture University?

1. Filled up Application form
2. Photocopy of Academic Diploma
3. Photocopy of Passport
4. Photocopy of Emergency Contact's Valid ID
5. Photocopy of Application Fee Payment

Application by Snail Mail

This type of application was more commonly used in the previous years when online application wasn't very established yet. These days though, based from my experience, BLCU's response to online application is a lot quicker, cheaper and easier than sending them by snail mail.

If you still opt to send it by snail mail, you just need to complete the requirements above and send your documents to this BLCU Address: Admission Office for Foreign Students, Beijing Language and Culture University, 15 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100083.

Online Application

This is the newest way to submit your documents to BLCU. Simply fill up the application form (can be computerized or handwritten) and scan the necessary documents. Send your requirements to zhaosh2@blcu.edu.cn or zhaosh4@blcu.edu.cn. They usually reply weekly (every Monday) to confirm that they have received your documents.

Once your have received their confirmation, you will have to wait a few weeks for your mail to arrive at your doorstep informing you that you have been accepted to BLCU. Good luck!