Skype video calls allow for more organic, interpersonal conversations. Within the current state of U.S.-China relations, educational and cultural exchange has never been more important for building mutual understanding. Ms. Huisi Zhao , a Chinese teacher at Dayton Regional STEM […]
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A significant portion of the US agricultural exports to China is produced in the heartland region. With the recent trade tension and, now, COVID-19 impact, the agriculture industry in the heartland is facing a lot of uncertainties and challenges.
In this webinar, we will join a panel of agricultural industry veterans, policy makers, and investors to explore the opportunities and challenges for the future of agriculture in the heartland.
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USHCA Secures 240,000 masks from Wanxiang Automotive While COVID-19 cases increased rapidly in coastal cities like NYC and Los Angeles, many cities in the heartland states braced for an eventual impact in their local community. Their preparation efforts quickly ran
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In this first webinar of The Way Forward series, brought to you by the United States Heartland China Association, we will hear from a distinguished panel of thinkers, policy makers, and researchers to explore the Heartland’s future in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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During these unprecedented times, people across the world have been looking for new activities to help pass the time while we all remain socially distanced. My family is no different; when I returned home after the rest of my school
Making the Best out of Shelter in Place – Aili Makela Read More »
From our USHCA leaders: Now is the time for all of us to put aside our differences to help each other. Bob Holden, Chairman of the Board As our country confronts the unprecedented impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, now is the
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The first time I visited China was when I studied and interned in Shanghai during the summer of 2019. I vividly remember observing young boys buying Mao’s Red Army hats from street vendors using WeChat Pay. When commuting to and from work, I was struck by the efficiency and cleanliness of the subway and bus systems.
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Update: MRCTI Infrastructure Delegation to China For worldwide peace, stability, and prosperity USHCA believes it is important for the U.S. and China, the two largest economies today, to collaborate in solving global challenges. No time illustrates this more than now.
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How to bring the U.S. – China Relations back on the right track? This was the topic of the event organized by the Center for China United States Cooperation at the University of Denver on January 28th, 2020. Governor Holden,
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New York, NY – On Wednesday, January 8th, at the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce 2020 Lunar New Year Gala and 15th Annual Celebration, CGCC Chairman and Bank of China USA President and CEO, Xu Chen, and USHCA President and
