Harvard Hosts Book Launch Ceremony for Macroeconomics A Chinese Perspective

By Qian Liu and Gang Wu, Visiting Scholars at HKS Cambridge, Mass., May 26, 2014, — “Macroeconomics(English version)” written by Prof. Li Xiaoxi has been published by CENGAGE Learning Singapore. This is the first Macroeconomics textbook written by Chinese economist issued internationally. In the book launch ceremony this afternoon at Harvard University, Prof. Li Xiaoxi… Continue reading Harvard Hosts Book Launch Ceremony for Macroeconomics A Chinese Perspective

Mountains of People at Season Comic Exhibition in Shenzhen

By Vicky Li, high school student in Shenzhen Shenzhen, China, May 2, 2014, — Season Comic Exhibition (Summer) 2014 opened in Shenzhen on May 2. I had looked forward to it for a long time. I have been to HK C3 and Shenzhen ACG(Animation, Comic and Game) Exhibition before, but never been to SCE (Season… Continue reading Mountains of People at Season Comic Exhibition in Shenzhen

Chinese Students Mark Youth Day

(Host of this CCTV report is Raquel Olsson, a Boston University graduate.) To celebrate China’s annual Youth Day which falls on May 4, a dazzling gala featuring students from around the country was aired on CCTV on Saturday night. Some 1,500 students took part, filling the atmosphere with their energetic songs and dances, all based… Continue reading Chinese Students Mark Youth Day

Online Education Drives Innovation and Competition in China

(from ecns.cn)Xie Kan, a former TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) tutor at New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc, had never delivered a lesson to more than 200 students. But in late April he set a personal record by teaching 1,500. And the venue was not your typical classroom but the 31… Continue reading Online Education Drives Innovation and Competition in China

Han River Pollution Affects 300,000 People in Wuhan

(from ecns.cn)Residents queue up to receive drinking water in Wuhan, capital of central China’s Hubei Province, April 24, 2014. Two major water suppliers in Wuhan, the Baihezui and Yushidun water plants, suspended water production on Wednesday, after tests showed that the Wuhan section of the Han River, a major tributary of the Yangtze River, contained… Continue reading Han River Pollution Affects 300,000 People in Wuhan

The 17th Harvard China Forum Opens with Entertaining Speech by Kevin Rudd

By David Li, bostonese.com Cambridge, Mass., April 19, 2014, — The 17th Harvard China Forum(HCF) opened with a welcome ceremony in the evening of April 18 at Charles Hotel in Harvard Square. About 500 attendees packed the large ballroom to listen to speeches by former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, China Entrepreneurs Forum president Tian… Continue reading The 17th Harvard China Forum Opens with Entertaining Speech by Kevin Rudd