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Creating Relationships through Education

Through our educational exchanges, we offer American students the opportunity to explore and grow their understanding of China. Our in-country visits enable students not only to experience Chinese culture and its people first hand, but to also gain insight into politics, security, business, technology, environment and the anti-poverty initiatives in China.

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China Forum at University of Oklahoma

2023 - 2023

Creating Relationships through Education

University of Montana Students Visit China China Forum at University of Oklahoma U.S.-China Forum Dialogues with Dr. Shao Yuqun American Law Students Visit China University of Missouri-St. Louis Conference on U.S.-China Business Relations 2023 Columbia China Summit at Columbia University China Week 2022 CUSEF hosting its first ever China Week U.S.- China Students Joint Research On Global Health Columbia University SIPA Students University of Chicago Student-Highlight Harvard Kennedy School-Highlight Graduate Journalism Student Trip-Highlight Johns Hopkins SAIS Students Georgetown University Students-Highlight African-American Student Groups-Highlight

Media Delegations Engaging with American Leaders

Concert in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Shanghai Communique Celebration the 50th Anniversary of China-U.S. Ping Pong Diplomacy The Inaugural U.S. Heartland Mayor Delegation Trip to China Former Congressional Leaders Tour China U.S. State and Local Officials Delegation Expert Delegations from Center For American Progress Visit Beijing HBCU Leadership Trip-Highlight

On April 17, the China-US Exchange Foundation invited Heiwai Tang, director at the Asia Global Institute and the Victor and William Fung Professor of Economics at Hong Kong University, to visit The University of Oklahoma and deliver a keynote speech on globalization.

Professor Tang held in-depth discussions on technology, culture, and international trade with the chair and professor of the Department of Economics, and with Hewei Shen and Mu-Jeung Yang, assistant professors of economics in the subsequent roundtable discussion.

The event has received a favorable response and contributed significantly to mutual understanding and trust between China and the United States.