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.
Our Leadership Fellow team at the University of Rhode Island was recently interviewed by their University’s Department of Communications and Marketing to highlight their reasons and goals for Chapter building at URI.
Our Project Pengyou Chapter at Texas A&M International University has garnered the attention of their school news organization, the International!
For Pengyou Day, the MKA leadership team attracted a crowd serving delicious Chinese food made by world famous chef, Pichet Ong.
Tyler and his team at the Horace Mann School celebrated Pengyou Day by going to his school’s Chinese classes to talk about Project Pengyou’s bridge-building efforts and teaching Chinese words to friends and family!
The cubs, one female and one male, weigh six kilograms (13 pounds) each.
Team Pengyou would like to extend a HUGE thank you to all of our talented and passionate interns this year!
Our leadership Fellows, Eric Reels and Minh Pham building a chapter at the University of Rhode Island have been a hard-working team!
I’m what you call a foreign service brat. Being raised with a father in the foreign service, I’ve had to move every time he gets a new assignment, always in a different continent.
Ymara Magliore, our Leadership Fellow at the Project Pengyou Medgar Evers College Preparatory School Chapter put in outstanding effort and ingenuity for Pengyou Day at MECPS by setting up a table near her high school’s Chinese classroom and catching interested passersby to teach them Chinese phrases!