This year's PIFOCNY was the biggest yet!
Project Pengyou intern, Jacob Sierra, examines the development of hip-hop in China and wonders what the future of the art form will be.
Pengyou intern Jenna Ludwig dispels five common myths surrounding TCM.
An update from our friends at the U.S.-China comedy center (which is housed at the Project Pengyou courtyard). Jesse tells us that “Comedy is a Way of Looking at The World”
In addition to the online campaign, Project Pengyou Chapters held various interactive events, including a Ping-Pong tournament, a panel discussion on building professional networks, and even a calligraphy class to celebrate. Stay tuned for a full recap to come!
Students from over 35 exchange programs and academic institutions gathered at the Ambassador's residence in Beijing for the special reception.
Jeremy Goldkorn is co-founder of the Sinica Podcast and editor of SupChina.
On Thursday, May 18, The China Institute in New York City will host a SupChina forum to discuss how women are shaping China as a rising global power.
Project Pengyou Leadership Fellow and Founder of the Project Pengyou Chapter at Princeton High School, Winona Guo, is tackling the issue of racial literacy and understanding in America.
American and Chinese presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met last week in the United States, concluding their first face-to-face talk on a positive note.
Record a short video on social media before May 31st sharing the reasons why you speak Chinese for a chance to win two roundtrip flights to China!
Project Pengyou intern, Karisma shares a few of the fascinating subcultures to delve into in the Middle Kingdom.
For Pengyous who are interested in a fully-funded master’s degree alongside some of the best and brightest future US-China bridge-builders from all over the world, don’t miss your opportunity to apply!
Meet Karisma, who is a traveler by nature and upbringing, but found an unexpected home in Beijing.
In a recent article in the Economist, it was noted that a surprising piece of legislation may have come out of this year’s Two Meetings, better known as the “Lianghui”.
Coaching a sports team is something I never imagined doing when I first moved to China – who knew that lacrosse had even made it out to the Middle Kingdom? Yet, here I stand three years in as the Coach of the Chinese National Women’s Lacrosse team.