Yale-NUS Global China Connection 耶鲁国大全球中国联接

In collaboration with NUS and NYU GCC, Yale-NUS GCC will be hosting a trade panel, as part of the GCC Global Summit 2021, titled "Building Blocks: The Future of APAC Trade and Economy”.

The panel will be held on 13th March, Saturday, from 9am to 10.30am SGT. Do scan the QR and register under "Trade Panel" if you are interested in attending! Zoom link will be sent to your email 2 days before the panel!

We hope to see you there!

Looking for good tea places in Singapore? The GCC team has some recommendations.

Tea Places in Singapore — Yale-NUS GCC           I would have loved to organise a Chinese Tea Appreciation session or two this semester. Unfortunately, there were limitations. Nevertheless, as the winter break approaches, we will have a bit more time on our hands so here is a guide to places to buy or enjoy Chinese tea in Chinat...

Curious about what it’s like to be Chinese student in Singapore? Read this.

Humans of Yale-NUS: Growing Up in China and Studying in Singapore — Yale-NUS GCC In Asia, for the world. It is no secret that students in Yale-NUS come from a variety of different backgrounds. Recently, I spoke to three freshmen who grew up in China — Zichen(‘24), Mike(‘24) and Betty(‘24) — about their experiences in Singapore and Yale-NUS. 

With over 93K subscribers to his Youtube channel, Aditya Talwar (Class of 2020) shares his experience as a Chinese-language Indian content creator:

An Interview with Indian Prince Adi (印度王子阿迪) — Yale-NUS GCC A: I was born in India, in this place called Punjab. Punjab is on the border, right next to Pakistan. It’s a multicultural place. It has people who are Hindus, Muslim, and Sikh. Because it is right next to Pakistan, it is a very interesting part of India. I grew up visiting Hindu temples, and beca...

Read Yale-NUS Assistant Professor of Political Science Rohan Mukherjee's thoughts on the trajectory of US-China relations in the pandemic era.

Discuss COVID-era US-China tensions more with Prof. Chin-Hao Huang tomorrow, 17 September, Thursday, 8-9PM via Zoom. Event details here: https://buff.ly/33w8wgY

Interview with Prof. Mukherjee on US-China Relations in COVID-19 — Yale-NUS GCC With the US and China already sparring on a host of different issues, COVID-19 served to further strain this already fragile relationship. As the US general election is less than two months away, there is an added layer of uncertainty to how things will go from here. To gain clarity on the ever-chan...

Yale-NUS Global China Connection 耶鲁国大全球中国联接 proudly presents the second issue of CHINA INSIGHTS - our very own in-house publication!

Learn more about the latest developments in China's business and technology sectors including its venture capitals and leading social media companies like WeChat and KuaiShou.

Curious about issues surrounding race, media and surveillance in China? Read more about our thoughts and experiences during our visits to the Forbidden City and Caixin Media etc.

Planning your next holiday to Beijing? Want to discover Beijing's unique art scene and communist architecture? Find out what it's like to visit Beijing from both a foreigner's and local's perspective!

Find the e-copy of the issue here:
https://tinyurl.com/china-insights-issue2

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China Summit 2019 was successfully hosted by Yale-NUS and NUS Global China Connection last Saturday.

We were honored to have various distinguished speakers, including Dean and Professors from NUS Business School, CEO of EC World Asset Management, Head of Solutions at SenseTime 商汤科技, Chief of Staff at Axinan, Founder of 新加坡眼, Head of Business Development at LongHash, Executive Director of Singapore Chinese Orchestra and etc.

Thank you all 300+ participants who spent this wonderful Saturday with us!

A special shoutout to NUS and Yale-NUS GCC Organizing committee who have been working hard since the last semester to make this event a success.

Do keep a lookout as we continue to bring you amazing events of this sort!

The 2019 Yale-NUS Global China Connection Chinese New Year event was held today in the Saga Dining Hall.

We were honored to have welcomed many members of our college community to join us in feasting on uniquely Singaporean CNY dishes, watching great performances by our peers, and trying out the auspicious "lo hei" toss.

Shoutouts to Sodexo and the dining hall committee for our prosperous meals, He Laoshi and Khoo Laoshi for organizing the Chinese class performances, our student performers, and everyone else who came to support us today!

Wish you all a happy new year, or, 新年快乐！

China Summit 2018 was successfully hosted by Yale-NUS and NUS Global China Connection last Saturday.

We were honored to have various distinguished speakers, including founding Group President & CEO of CapitaLand, Chairman of Changi Airport Group, Acting Dean in Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Founder and Director of Alpha Capital, Country Manager of Singapore and Indonesia, Alibaba Cloud, Google Head of JAPAC Strategic Products and Partner Management and etc.

Thank you all 300+ participants who spent this wonderful Saturday with us!

At last, special thanks to NUS and Yale-NUS GCC organizing committee who have been working hard since the last semester to make this event a success.

Next Saturday (31st March), Yale-NUS GCC will host the last event of Dream Big with China series - the grand finale of The Belt and Road Initiative Case Competition.

Last Saturday Yale-NUS Global China Connection has successfully hosted the semi-final for The Belt and Road Initiative Case Competition. We were honoured to invite Clara Koh, Michael Blomenhofer, Jenn YW Beh, CFA, Raymon Krishnan, Romain Caillaud and Professor Hoo Tiang Boon, Professor Kei Koga and Research Fellow Zhang Hong Zhou to help us mentor and judge for the case competition. We would like to thank our participants and judges for their time and efforts, and we are looking forward to finalists' presentations on 31st March!