China events, conferences, and webinars
US-China relations will define the trajectory of the next century. Don’t miss a chance to hear from experts and participate in global dialogues about how business, diplomacy, and culture are shifting dynamics between China and the West.
Featured events
Upcoming events from The China Project
Red Paper 2023 Predictions
As Xi consolidates power from the 20th National Party Congress and as China enters another year of Covid Zero amidst tensions such as Taiwan, the war in Ukraine, the trade war, the tech war, and an impending global recession, join our editorial team to discuss what’s in store for China in the Year of the Rabbit.
Other China-focused events
Will A Reset of US-China Relations Be Possible in 2023?
In this virtual event co-organized by the Carter Center and US Heartland China Association, two leading experts on China, Susan Thorton and Ryan Hass, will weigh in on this timely question in a discussion moderated by Yawei Liu of the Carter Center.
The 2022 Business Forum
CCBC’s 44th AGM will continue our 2022 theme of Navigating Complexity, tackling multiple areas where business remains complex or has gotten even more so.
Age of Empire and the Afterlife
Amid power consolidation, an empire was emerging, as well as philosophical thoughts and religious belief that built the foundation for the concept of this world and for afterlife in Chinese culture. How profound was this process and its lasting influence in the history of China and the world?
Tools for our time: Economic statecraft since Russia’s invasion
Join us on November 30, at 10:30 am to discuss how the four pillars of economic statecraft – sanctions, export controls, investment screening, and capital markets – have evolved this year and what to expect in 2023.
Gala 2022 Climate Change: Shared Challenge and Responsibility
At this annual celebratory event, USCBC features and recognizes distinguished people who contribute to building and strengthening the world’s most important bilateral relationship.
After the Biden-Xi handshake: Is US-China climate collaboration about to heat back up?
US-China relations reached a nadir this year, as most bilateral dialogues — including on climate — were frozen after Speaker Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. Yet climate change waits for no one. Join us to discuss the biggest opportunities and challenges for U.S.-China climate cooperation going forward.
Current Challenges in Conducting Research in China-India Studies
Talk given by Tansen Sen, Director for Global Asia, Professor, History, NYU Shanghai, Global Network Professor, NYU
Mao and Markets: The Communist Roots of Chinese Enterprise
Join us in person event on December 12 with Christopher Marquis, Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management at the University of Cambridge, as he speaks with Lingling Wei, Chief China correspondent at The Wall Street Journal, about his new book Mao and Markets: The Communist Roots of Chinese Enterprise.
Navigating China’s FDI and National Security Review in the US
In this webinar, partners from Fangda Partners and Mayer Brown will provide insights into the key issues that US investors face following new Chinese measures that came into force in early 2021 and a potential outbound investment review regime being debated in the United States.
Ancient Sound Made New: Experience the Brilliance of China’s Chime-Bells
China Institute invites audience to a unique music experience with the New Dasheng Chime-Bells (大晟新钟), ceremonial carillon reconstructed based on historical models of Dasheng Bells (the Great Brilliance) of the 12th Century, connecting the sound of China’s dynastic rituals to the music world today.