When Matt Stopera had his iPhone stolen from a New York City bar in February, 2014, he had no idea that it would eventually lead him on a journey across the planet to make a lifelong Pengyou. (Now updated to include snapshots of Brother Orange’s trip to America!)
“Because with new music, understanding is enhanced. Music is how we speak to each other without words. Like all languages, it evolves. So do we.”
In honor of Women’s Day, China Development Brief, an NGO dedicated to connecting all reaches of the non-profit and NGO sector in China, published a Special Report highlighting the women’s movement in China.
The second installment in Cecilia Miao’s insights into Chinese pop-culture, this post gives Pengyous more insight into the Chinese reality TV scene.
Guest writer Cecilia Miao, founder of Channel C, is here to help all Pengyous learn a little bit more about pop-culture in China by bringing a modern and intercultural perspective to some of the things you might have wondered about. Check out her take on Chinese Television.
Pengyous in our Chapters from all across the United States were ringing in the Year of the Ram with service projects and cultural events! Check out the highlights below:
The issue of pollution in China is not groundbreaking; the massive wave of public concern and discourse is. Pengyous in China and abroad, now is the time to stand together.
The ERAU team has had several successful events including selling bubble tea and sharing Chinese culture on campus,and they have great ideas for tailoring their chapter activities to fit the needs of ERAU students through information about international aerospace.
Our team of Leadership Fellows at the Project Pengyou UW-Madison Chapter have created their own class to engage students in constructive international dialogue!