On June 11, Song Yingdong, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Harbin Engineering University; Han Duanfeng, Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Vice President; Lü Kaidong, Director of the Party and Government Affairs Office; Sun Longquan, Executive Vice Dean of the Science and Technology Research Institute; Jin Lei, Secretary of the President's Office; along with Guo Feng and Cao Lei from the Alumni Affairs Office, traveled to Jiangsu Province to visit alumni-owned enterprises. Chen Xiaobo, Chairman of Seahi, represented Harbin Engineering University's alumni enterprises in Jiangsu and was invited to participate in this exchange meeting.

During the symposium, Song Yingdong stated that as a university with distinctive characteristics, profound commitment, rich heritage, and significant contributions, Harbin Engineering University has cultivated numerous outstanding talents for China's maritime, aerospace, nuclear, and social economic development sectors. He emphasized that distinguished alumni across all industries serve as exemplary representatives and invaluable resources of the university's talent cultivation efforts, making important contributions to enhancing the institution's social reputation, advancing industry development, and supporting socialist modernization. The university will strive to provide robust assistance and support for alumni development, further strengthen connections and services for alumni, and forge closer ties between the institution and its alumni. Through mutual exchange and win-win cooperation, both parties will jointly make greater contributions to advancing the nation's development and the great cause of national rejuvenation.

Song Yingdong gained an in-depth understanding of the development history, business scope, technological innovations, and market competitiveness of alumni enterprises such as Seahi Intelligent. He attentively listened to the alumni's suggestions and opinions on the university's development. He stated that through activities like annual conferences and corporate visits, the university would actively promote academic exchanges among alumni, facilitate university-enterprise technology cooperation, and foster collaborative services for alumni enterprises. This multi-channel approach aims to advance mutually beneficial cooperation among alumni, the alma mater, and Suzhou.

Following the meeting, President Song toured the alumni enterprises. Attendees unanimously expressed that the president's warm words filled them with hope for the university's future. They affirmed their belief in the institution's continued progress and pledged to stand united, rallying together to cheer for, support, and contribute to their alma mater.