For those of us who are out of the country during the big day, you can (and should) still participate by exercising your right to vote. Keep reading for a guide on how to register and vote while you’re abroad.
School is starting and many Pengyous are kicking off a first semester abroad in China. Fresh out of her own first China experience, Project Pengyou summer intern Sohyeong Lee shares some tips and tricks to make your first China experience great!
The National High School Debate League of China is recruiting enthusiastic and intelligent English speaking Pengyous to be judges for the National Championship at Beijing Sports University on August 6th-7th.
Early Chinese characters were much like pictographs, and it is still possible to find picture symbols in modern Chinese characters. While not all characters are in-your-face, taking a closer look for the pictures they contain not only helps you show off in class, but also memorize the character meanings! Project Pengyou intern Yixuan Lim breaks down Chinese characters into basic parts to show how they build meaning.
Project Pengyou is teaming up with the Beijinger to encourage Mandarin study in Beijing.
Here is Project Pengyou’s one-stop guide to what you need to know about the official HSK Chinese Proficiency Examination, also known as the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (汉语水平考试).
China’s 13th annual Lianghui government meeting last week brought delegates from around the country to Beijing to pass new laws, discuss China’s goals for this year, and form the 13th Five-Year Plan.
How will America’s next commander-in-chief change the game for US-China relations? Learn how the 2016 presidential hopefuls’ policies and views on China stack up.
Attention jobseekers in Beijing:
Don’t miss the Jingjobs Start-up Job Fair on March 12th! This is a chance to find great job opportunities, and Pengyous who use the code “projectpengyou” will also receive a %50 discount on the entrance fee for the fair.