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We maintain several activities to nurture and deepen our ties with different stakeholders. To cultivate supporters in Mainland China, Hong Kong and the U.S., CUSEF hosts a series of events that address current China-U.S. relations and speak to hot issues in the bilateral relationship. Moreover, CUSEF leaders and scholars also attend events organized by our partners and other stakeholders.

U.S.- China Students Joint Research On Global Health

2022-09-27

In collaboration with Beijing Foreign Studies University and Morgan State University, we are pleased to invite you to the following student presentations, which will be taking part on Sep 29, 2022 8:00 - 9:00 AM EDT (Sep 29,2022 8:00 - 9:00 PM HKT)

The U.S.-China Relationship on the Global Stage: A European Perspective

2022-09-21

The U.S.-China Relationship on the Global Stage: A European Perspective

CUSEF Virtual Mandarin Course | Registration is Now Open for Fall 2022!

2022-06-09

Online Classes begin September 16, 2022! CUSEF’s Virtual Mandarin Course is designed for total beginners, with classes led by an experienced professor from Beijing Foreign Studies University.

China Talk - The Cultural Differences Between China and the U.S.

2022-04-20

Chinese and American cultures are fundamentally different, and these cultural differences have undoubtedly contributed to the fraught bilateral relationship.

Fifty Years After President Nixon’s Trip: The Meaning and Durability of the One China Policy as a Cornerstone for Sino-American Relations

2022-03-31

This year marks the 50th anniversary of President Richard Nixon's visit to China; join us as Former Congressman Charles Boustany and Professor Xie Tao will discuss the meaning and durability of the One China Policy as a cornerstone for Sino-American relations.

Hong Kong Forum on U.S.-China Relations 2022 Optimism Remains for a Brighter Bilateral Relationship

2022-01-21

Despite the ongoing challenges in China and U.S. relations, some optimism remains around recent progress made between the two countries in key areas. During the three-day virtual forum “Beyond Differences, Towards Cooperation” hosted by the China-U.S. Exchange Foundation (CUSEF) and the China Center for International Economic Exchanges (CCIEE), world leaders and political influencers discussed areas of cooperation within China-U.S. relations and noted where and how progress can be made especially in regards to economic recovery, trade, climate change, and fostering cultural exchanges.

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