What does BISU stand for?

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Beijing International Studies University (China)

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Tool, a professor at Beijing International Studies University, said he was moved to act during a Beijing Opera performance in 2001, where a group of foreigners laughed uproariously at poor subtitles while performers on stage were visibly confused.

Beijing's Olympic quest to delete 'Incense of Furious Bullfrog'