Programs
CUSEF NEWS
“A Shared Voyage: China-U.S. Youth Friendship Program” Concludes in Shanghai
April 14, 2026
CUSEF NEWS | April 23, 2026
CUSEF Hosts The Hotchkiss School Students for Immersive China Exchange
CUSEF NEWS | April 9, 2026
CUSEF Supports Youth Exchange Through OceanX Maritime Program
CUSEF NEWS | April 1, 2026
CUSEF Hosts the 3rd U.S.-China Art Dialogue, Connecting Cultures Through Creativity
CUSEF NEWS | January 9, 2026
CUSEF President James Chau Delivers Message to the U.S.-China Young Scholars Dialogue
| December 19, 2025
CUSEF Supports the Third U.S.-China Strategic Security and Stability Dialogue in Beijing
CUSEF NEWS | December 12, 2025
CUSEF Hosts Semester at Sea Delegation in Hong Kong
“ The U.S.-China relationship is more stable, and there is certainly better communication between our governments. That wasn't even the case just six months ago. That does not mean that the relationship is not competitive, because it still is. It does not mean we don't have major differences, because we still do across the board. But it does mean that we're better connected and better able to manage these differences between Washington and Beijing responsibly. In my world of diplomacy, that's progress. ”
Nicholas Burns
Ambassador of the United States of America to the People's Republic of China
Hong Kong Forum | November 17, 2025
The 6th U.S.–China Hong Kong Forum calls for shared leadership, guardrails on AI, and a renewed commitment to peace
CUSEF NEWS | November 6, 2025
CUSEF Scholars Attend 2025 One Young World Munich Summit
CUSEF NEWS | September 23, 2025
CUSEF President James Chau Speaks on Peace and Development at UN High-Level Event Alongside Three Nobel Peace Prize Winners
CUSEF NEWS | August 6, 2025
CUSEF Welcomes China Institute in America to Hong Kong
CUSEF NEWS | July 25, 2025
CUSEF Meets Bangladesh Leader and Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus
CUSEF NEWS | July 1, 2025
CUSEF Hosts Lawrenceville School Students for Youth Exchange in China
Videos
Cycles and Strategy | Jonathan Krane | Part 2
Bridging the Gap | Jonathan Krane | Part 1
No Trust, Global Consequences | Wu Xinbo
Rethinking the Future | Wu Xinbo
Trade Tactics and Structural Tensions | Wu Xinbo
The Future of AI and Innovation | Simon Lacey