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.
Pengyous everywhere, rejoice! During this year’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Beijing, President Barack Obama and Xi Jinping agreed to reciprocally extend the length of student, business, and tourist visas.
Our Leadership Fellows, Christina Lu and Will Jockers from the State University at New York, Geneseo are quite the dynamic duo, and they recently captured the attention of their local news organization, the Lamron, for an interview about their Chapter-building efforts at SUNY Geneseo.
Texas is an area where study abroad, especially to China, is considered underrepresented. Our Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows, Leslie Martinez and Jorge Dimas, are working to change that at their home university, Texas A&M International University (TAMIU).
Our new Grinnell College Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows were recently given a voice in their school news organization, the Scarlet & Black. Awesome work Grinnell Fellows! We’re excited to see your goals supported and your accomplishments recognized by your university!
Project Pengyou Leadership Fellow Katie Keith talks to her school paper about the new Project Pengyou Chapter at Lewis & Clark College.
In a write-up for their school news organization, Montclair Kimberley Academy glowed with pride for our Fellows, Jayson and Jordan.
What better reason to learn Chinese than to communicate? Thanks Mark, for showing us the power of learning a language for meaningful cultural exchange. Pengyou on!
Golden Bridges Foundation conducts second Leadership Training Summit at Harvard University, sets up campus chapters across the country to promote China exchange
For the second time we returned to Harvard bringing together over forty exemplary young Americans to participate in the Project Pengyou Leadership Fellow Training Summit and join the Pengyou mission by building chapters at their home institutions.