WELCOME TO ICSDHS 2025 !

- About to ICSDHS 2025 !

The 2025 International Conference on Social Development and Humanities will be held this year in the historic cultural city of Xi'an. This grand event brings together sociologists, anthropologists, historians, philosophers, and other experts and scholars from the fields of humanities and social sciences from around the world to jointly explore the key issues facing today's society and future development directions. The theme of the conference covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to cultural identity in the context of globalization, humanistic care in the digital age, social paths for sustainable development, and the exchange and collision of diverse cultures. These themes not only reflect the current focus of academic attention, but also echo the trends and challenges of global social development. As a city with a history of thousands of years, Xi'an is not only the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, but also an important hub for the modern development of western China. Holding such an international conference here aims to promote a deep dialogue between Eastern and Western ideas, and stimulate new thinking about the relationship between tradition and modernity, local and global. Participants will not only have in-depth exchanges through a series of keynote speeches, symposiums, workshops and other forms, but also have the opportunity to experience the unique cultural charm of this ancient city, such as visiting the world famous Terra Cotta Warriors Museum. This conference also specially set up a forum for young scholars to encourage and support the next generation of humanities and social science workers to showcase their research results, and promote cooperation and growth among young scholars. This not only helps promote academic progress, but also injects new vitality into solving global problems. As the conference date approaches, the world's attention will be focused on Xi'an, hoping that this conference can bring new insights and breakthroughs for social development and humanities research.