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• - Chinese New Year Message from CI President James B. Heimowitz
• - Recap: A Taste of China, Episode 4: Farm to Table Movement in Guangdong, 1.19.21
• - Recap: Meet the Artist: Lin Tianmiao, 1.12.21
• - Recap: The Forbidden City at 600: The Secret Life of the Qianlong Emperor, 12.2.20
• - Recap: Meet the Artist: Liu Xiaodong, 11.24.20
• - Recap: The Forbidden City at 600: Architecture of the Celestial Empire, 10.28.20
• - A Taste of China, Episode 2: Wine and Mutton in Ningxia, 10.20.20
• - Pieces of China: Architect Didi Pei, Recap, 5.28.20
• - Recap: Can Confucius Save the World? 5.6.20
• - The Soft Power of New York’s China Institute: NBC News

China Institute Moves to a Remote Work Environment

To ensure the well-being of all our students, visitors, and staff, China Institute has moved to a remote work environment as of Monday, March 16. Employees of China Institute can be contacted via email. Wherever possible, we will incorporate livestreaming and distance learning strategies to access our public programming and courses for adults and children.

As of March 16, we have made the following updates:

The Institute continues to monitor the situation closely and will update our website accordingly. Please consider supporting our mission to educate people about China during this challenging time.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.