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 September 22, Project Pengyou was honored to collaborate with the US Embassy in Beijing to plan and organize a conference to encourage more Americans to study in China.
It’s been almost two months since the launch of the US-China Comedy Center at the Project Pengyou Courtyard, and it has received an overwhelmingly positive response!
This post was written by Project Pengyou intern, Guantao Xu, who is a current student at Beijing High School No. 4. Although he plans to study in the U.S., he is curious about how his peers dealt with the Gaokao, and interviewed them about their experiences with the infamous test.
On Pengyou Day this year, the Project Pengyou Middlebury Chapter celebrated their official launch on campus and were highlighted for their efforts in their university newspaper.
Apply between December 1st and January 15th to become an APSA Scholar!
Nov. 17, was our third annual national Pengyou Day! Young leaders all across the US and China held events to promote friendship and exchange between China and the United States. Following closely after a difficult and inflammatory election, Project Pengyou Chapters across the nation saw this day as an opportunity to reach across the gap and have conversations with their friends, classmates, teachers, and community members about the importance of finding common ground and building bridges.
SupChina is an upbeat, informative China-focused news source that gives China watchers an in-depth, constructive viewpoint on China’s state of affairs. For those who are interested in working, studying or living in China, it is important to be in-the-know of China’s current political, social, and economic situation, position on issues etc.
Last week, on Nov. 17, we celebrated Pengyou Day! Young leaders all across the US and China held events to promote friendship and exchange between China and the United States.
The Asia Institute and the One Yuan One Dream Foundation have developed 3 new scholarships for studying abroad in Asia, and are now accepting applications!