173 million people in China who suffer from mental illness – a largely invisible disease. Project Pengyou intern shares Hao Wu’s photo essay documenting the struggles of this illness in the life of one farmer, Ming Li.
Meet Project Pengyou summer 2016 intern Ellen Hao, a rising 2nd year at the University of Chicago. Mainland Chinese, she was born in Minnesota and raised in Hong Kong. Follow her burgeoning awareness of her own cultural identity through childhood memories and Mahjong.
Now Accepting Applications for the 2016 Fall Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows Program! Project Pengyou is recruiting American and Chinese students with first-hand experience in both the US and China to join our nationwide Leadership Network and lead the establishment of a Project Pengyou chapter on their campus. Leadership Fellows will receive an exclusive invitation to participate […]
Huang Qingjun and Ma Hongjie, two photographers, set out to show how not all of China is swept up by consumerism in an age of economic development.
On Monday, over 100 Pengyous from around Beijing came to the Project Pengyou courtyard to celebrate American Independence Day! Read the full event highlights on our blog: Independence Day BBQ at the Project Pengyou Courtyard