World Conference on China Studies

Hosted by the State Council Information Office and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, the World Conference on China Studies will gather about 500 renowned scholars and experts from home and abroad to engage in in-depth discussions and exchanges around a wide range of topics.

With a main theme of "Historical and Contemporary China: A Global Perspective", the conference will dive deep into global China studies with five parallel forums, addressing China in the global context, Chinese modernization, the knowledge system of China Studies, China Studies in the era of digital intelligence, as well as the youth and future of China Studies.

17:32 2025-10-17

Nigerian scholar: Chinese philosophy inspiring minds across Africa

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The 2nd World Conference on China Studies was held in Shanghai from Oct 13 to 15 under the theme "Historical and Contemporary China: A Global Perspective".

17:44 2025-10-16

Former Polish PM: China's global initiatives are positive and timely

By Wang Xin and Li Wei | chinadaily.com.cn |

17:16 2025-10-16

Italian scholar advocates for increased youth exchange between Europe and China

By Zhou Wenting and Wang Jiahui in Shanghai | chinadaily.com.cn |

More youths from Europe shall be encouraged to come to China and see what the country is and learn from it, Tiziana Lippiello, president of the Ca' Foscari University of Venice in Italy, said in an exclusive interview in Shanghai on Tuesday.

16:44 2025-10-16

Russian philosopher Dugin hails China's civilizational model

By Zheng Zheng | chinadaily.com.cn |

Russia's prominent philosopher and social activist Alexander Dugin praised China's unique civilizational development and its role in shaping a multipolar world order, while offering insights into how Chinese cultural traditions have contributed to the country's remarkable rise.

09:57 2025-10-16

Australian publisher: Telling China's untold stories

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Harold Weldon, vice president of Weldon International Group in Australia and recipient of the 11th Special Book Award of China, said his interest in China began with his father's reading of Edgar Snow's "Red Star over China".

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