A series of agreements on international educational exchange and scientific research collaboration were signed between CPAST and many research institutes, universities and corporations in over 10 countries such as Australia, the United States and New Zealand. In addition, CPAST built the first base for the Introduction of Foreign Intellectual Resources (“111” Project) in the field of grassland agriculture. The Professor Jizhou Ren Scholarship was funded by Massey University in New Zealand to encourage the exchange of visiting students and scholars between the two countries. One foreign collaboration experts received the China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award, and two distinguished foreign experts received the “Friendship Award” from the Chinese central government.