Henry Huiyao Wang is the Founder and President of Center for China and Globalization (CCG), a leading Chinese nongovernmental think tank. Previously, Dr Wang held various Fellowships at leading American institutions like Harvard University and Brooking Institution and Adjunct Professorships at leading Chinese universities like Peking and Tsinghua University.
The 2020 Global Go To Think Tank Index by the University of Pennsylvania ranks CCG 64th of the top think tanks worldwide and among the top 50 “best independent think tanks.”Under the slogan of “Global Vision for China and Chinese Wisdom for the World”, CCG represents one of the leading voices on globalisation in China.
In our interview, we discuss how Dr. Wang’s education and research experiences led him to found CCG in 2008, his perspectives on Sino-American relations, and the importance of student exchanges between the two countries. On the last topic, Dr. Wang shares with us various insights as how China is implementing the goal to receive 50,000 American students over the next five years and CCG’s research on Sino-American educational relations.
The full interview in video format is available via CCG's media, such as their YouTube channel.
Henry Huiyao Wang is the Founder and President of Center for China and Globalization (CCG), a leading Chinese nongovernmental think tank. Previously, Dr Wang held various Fellowships at leading American institutions like Harvard University and Brooking Institution and Adjunct Professorships at leading Chinese universities like Peking and Tsinghua University.
The 2020 Global Go To Think Tank Index by the University of Pennsylvania ranks CCG 64th of the top think tanks worldwide and among the top 50 “best independent think tanks.”Under the slogan of “Global Vision for China and Chinese Wisdom for the World”, CCG represents one of the leading voices on globalisation in China.
In our interview, we discuss how Dr. Wang’s education and research experiences led him to found CCG in 2008, his perspectives on Sino-American relations, and the importance of student exchanges between the two countries. On the last topic, Dr. Wang shares with us various insights as how China is implementing the goal to receive 50,000 American students over the next five years and CCG’s research on Sino-American educational relations.
The full interview in video format is available via CCG's media, such as their YouTube channel.