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The Soft Power of New York’s China Institute: NBC News
Apr 2, 2020
The group is aiming to build bridges — as it has through a communist revolution, the Cold War, the Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen Square and more. Article published by Chris Fuchs on April 2, 2020. In its nearly 100 years of existence, the China Institute has sought to deepen Americans’ understanding of China — including a communist revolution, […]
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Ta for Ta Podcast with Shenzhan Liao
Dec 9, 2019
Our Head of School, Shenzhan Liao, was recently interviewed by Juliana Batista for her Ta for Ta podcast via SupChina, chronicling the lives of Chinese women at the top of their professional game. In this episode, Shenzhan breaks down the differences in pedagogy in China and the United States, informs us about some new educational […]
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