China’s Cultural Diplomacy: Strategy, Policy, and Implementation | Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Public Policy
When and Where
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17/04/2015
2:00 pm-5:30 pm -
Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy
No. 1 East Zhongguancun Street, Building 1 Tsinghua University Science Park Innovation Tower, Room B1202C Haidian District, Beijing 100084 China
Beijing
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Event Details
Carnegie–Tsinghua’s Zhang Lihua will host a panel discussion with leading experts on foreign policy and intercultural communications. They will reflect on both the sizeable gains and remaining challenges facing China’s public diplomacy efforts.
China’s Cultural Diplomacy: Strategy, Policy, and Implementation
Zhang Lihua, Shi Anbin, Men Honghua, Zhang Qingmin, Li Zhi, Liang Bin
APRIL 17, 2015 BEIJING
2:00 PM – 5:30 PM HKT (UTC + 8)
SUMMARY
China’s soft power efforts have achieved sizable gains by enhancing the international community’s knowledge of the country, yet they have also attracted increased scrutiny in recent years.
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Cultural diplomacy is a key pillar of China’s contemporary foreign policy. Soft power initiatives, like the worldwide network of Confucius Institutes, are designed to reinforce harmonious relations and enhance the international community’s knowledge of China. At the same time, Beijing’s soft power strategy has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years.
Carnegie–Tsinghua’s Zhang Lihua will host a panel discussion with leading experts on foreign policy and intercultural communications. They will reflect on both the sizeable gains and remaining challenges facing China’s public diplomacy efforts.
This event is not open to media.
ZHANG LIHUA
Zhang Lihua is a resident scholar at the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center for Global Policy where she examines how China’s core values affect Chinese foreign policy.
SHI ANBIN
Shi Anbin is the associate dean of journalism and communication at Tsinghua University.
MEN HONGHUA
Men Honghua is a professor at the International Institute for Strategic Studies at the Central Party School.
ZHANG QINGMIN
Zhang Qingmin is a professor at Peking University’s School of International Studies and an academic committee member of the university’s International Strategic Studies Center.
LI ZHI
Li Zhi is a professor in the School of Television and Journalism at the Communication University of China.
LIANG BIN
Liang Bin is the director of the Bureau of Foreign Communications at the Ministry of Culture.