Oxford China Forum

Speakers (ordered alphabetically):

Prof. Chas Bountra – University of Oxford, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Innovation and Professor of Translational Medicine

Prof. Mary Augusta Brazelton – University of Cambridge, Associate Professor in Global Studies of Science, Technology and Medicine

Prof. Zhengming Chen – University of Oxford, Professor of Epidemiology at Nuffield Department of Population Health

Prof. KK Cheng – University of Birmingham, Professor of Public Health and Primary Care

Prof. Xiaolan Fu – University of Oxford, Professor of Technology and International Development, Fellow of Green Templeton College

Mr. Ian Williams – Author and Journalist, Author and longtime foreign corespondent in Russia, China and the Far East for NBC and Channel 4 News

2023 Oxford China Forum: “World in Flux”

The annual Oxford China Forum will be held in-person from 12:30-5:30pm at Corpus Christi College on March 5, 2023. The theme of this year’s forum is “World in Flux”. The keynote lecture this year is given by Mr. Stephen Perry, the chairman of the 48 Group, who and his colleagues have directly impacted the network of China trade, academic and cultural exchanges today. Along with Mr. Perry, we are hosting leading academics the Healthcare panel "Health Systems in China: Are We Ready for The Next Pandemic?" and the International Trade panel "A Rising Power: China’s Role in International Trade". Join for an inspiring day of conversation and networking with leading experts in various fields. Refreshments and drinks will be provided for free.

Where and when:
12:30-17:30, Sunday 5th March, 2023, at Corpus Christi College, Oxford

About:
Founded in 2013, the Oxford China Forum is a large-scale conference run by Oxford students and is currently one of the largest China Forums worldwide. We seek to create a platform to foster constructive dialogues between China and the world. In the past 10 years, we have invited Banki-Moon (former UN Secretary general), Kevin Rudd (former Australian PM), Chris Patten (Chancellor of Oxford and former Governor of Hong Kong), and Michael Sandel (Harvard University processor) along with hundreds of esteemed speakers. The past forums have been broadcast live and received more than 11 million views.

Register here:

The 10th Oxford China Forum: "World in Flux" Run by one of the largest China Forums in Europe, the 2023 Oxford China Forum "World in Flux" will take place in Oxford

The annual Oxford China Forum will be held in-person from 12:30-5:30pm at Corpus Christi college on March 5, 2023.🎉🔴

The theme of this year’s forum is “World in Flux”. The keynote lecture this year is given by Mr. Stephen Perry, the chairman of the 48 Group, who and his colleagues have directly impacted the network of China trade, academic and cultural exchanges today. Along with Mr. Perry, we are hosting leading academics the Healthcare panel "Health Systems in China: Are We Ready for The Next Pandemic?" and the International Trade panel "A Rising Power: China’s Role in International Trade". Join for an inspiring day of conversation and networking with leading experts in various fields. Refreshments and drinks will be provided for free for general admissions.

Register via link in bio!

About OCF:
Founded in 2013, the Oxford China Forum is a large-scale conference run by Oxford students and is currently one of the largest China Forums worldwide. We seek to create a platform to foster constructive dialogues between China and the world. In the past 10 years, we have invited Banki-Moon (former UN Secretary general), Kevin Rudd (former Australian PM), Chris Patten (Chancellor of Oxford and former Governor of Hong Kong), and Michael Sandel (Harvard University processor) along with hundreds of esteemed speakers. The past forums have been broadcast live and received more than 11 million views.

🚇 EVENT:"China's Role in the Ukraine Crisis" with Professor Todd Hall, Ms. Kayla Blomquist, and Mr. Einar Tangen
(17/11/2022)

📍Please join us for a virtual discussion titled "China's Role in the Ukraine Crisis" on Thursday, the 17th of November. This event will take place from 1:00 to 2:30 PM and will be entirely online.

📍Joining us are Professor Todd Hall, Ms. Kayla Blomquist, and Mr. Einar Tangen. Professor Hall is professor in International Relations at Oxford with research expertise in the foreign policy of China. Ms. Blomquist is the co-director of the China Policy Lab at Oxford and worked as a diplomat in the U.S. Mission to China for four years. Einar Tangen is a senior fellow at the Beijing-based think tank Taihe Institute and is a leading expert in Chinese political economy. In collaboration with Oxford Diplomatic Society, this event will discuss how China has impacted the crisis in Ukraine.

 📍To join this event, please use this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86541952672?pwd=MkhsWjg2OTVpTC9qTUd6RjFIV1dpZz09Alternatively, you may join using https://tinyurl.com/2rekpp84

📍Meeting ID: 865 4195 2672
📍Passcode: 316916

Apply to join our friends at Oxford Development Consultancy for Trinity Term 2022! Fantastic opportunity to gain valuable consulting experience while supporting clients contributing to social good.

Day 4 of the Forum ended on a moving note with our Overseas Chinese History Panel. To watch, go to the link in our bio.

All Day 2 events now available on YouTube! Follow along for two more days of incredible insights via the links in our bio.

Follow along in the next few days via the YouTube link in our bio!

Thank you to all who attended our Opening Talk and Interdisciplinarity Panel today! Following the link in our bio for more amazing events in the next three days:

Oxford China Forum 2022 starts TOMORROW! Come watch on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OxfordchinaforumCoUk

Want to know more about how sci-fi's are written? How tech in sci-fi are conceived? Join our Sci-fi & Tech panel on the 20th of March! Come see all our panels live-streamed on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/c/OxfordchinaforumCoUk

"Sneak peek into our very 1st special event, the topic's on VIRTUAL IDOLS! Leave any questions you want to ask our panelists in the COMMENT box, and sign up through this link:
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Join us to explore dynamics between the city and the countryside in today’s China this weekend!

The rising tension in Ukraine has not only caused great pain and suffering for the region, but has drastic implications for the global energy crisis. Come to see experts' views on the unfolding energy landscape amid the current international relations. Sign up for the panel here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/energy-climate-change-catalysing-sino-uk-cooperation-tickets-295879301957?internal_ref=social Put any questions you have for our panelists in the comments section, and we will answer them in the panel!

Our 3rd panel is on AGEING! Before you scroll away thinking it's not related to you, YOU WILL AGE! And before that, you should know a bit more about what it means to become old!

Check out the topic of our 2nd panel, on Chinese diaspora and overseas communities! Whether you are a fan of Chinese cuisine, curious about Chinese culture, or are part of a diaspora community, you're welcome to join our discussion happening on March 21st!

Our very 1st panel sneak peek is out! Let us know your thoughts on the pros and cons of Interdisciplinary Studies!

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We look forward to welcoming audiences around the world very soon.

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Many thanks to Diego Sanchez-Ancochea for speaking to OCF! Here are some wise words of his.

We are so excited to announce that the theme for OCF2022 is out!

We aim to “Transcend Boundaries” in our forum, starting March 19th.

We will be revealing our panel titles one by one this every day this week, so make sure to follow along on all our social channels. Stay tuned for many more exciting announcements soon.

Natalie Chung, founder of V'air, was
the guest on our first episode of our Doing Good Better podcast. Check out the first episode via the link in our bio.

Natalie Chung, founder of V’air, was the guest on our first episode of our Doing Good Better podcast. Check out the first episode via the link in our bio.

Daniele Carminati came to speak at our panel on Chinese soft power. Here’s what he had to say about soft power and communication.

Join us February 2nd for a talk on Chinese literature! Zoom link in bio. Head to our website for more details.

"Doing Good Better", the new podcast series hosted by Oxford China Forum, is honoured to have invited Chung Sum Yue, one of the founders of the social enterprise named V'air, which is devoted to advocating for environmental education through low-carbon tourism, to share her learning and working experiences regarding environmental changes and sustainability. Driven by the enthusiasm toward environment and diverse learning experiences, Natalie has achieved tremendou contribution to the cause of advocating for low-carbon tourism with V'air. So far, V'air has grown from the intial team of only 3 founders into a team of 25 social entreprenerus who are deeply concerned about the Earth. If you are interested in environmenntal changes and policies, or if you want to learn about how to "do good better" with business management, please don't miss out Natalie's story!

Link in Bio!