Harvard China Review is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting academic, economic, and cultural exchange between China and the international community. HCR has a deep-rooted reputation in actively promoting a better understanding of China's progression and international status through HCR's namesake magazine, annual conference, and seminars.
During the past conferences, we had speakers such as Xiaochuan Zhou (President of People's Bank of China) and Xiaogang Feng (a famous Chinese Film Director). The conferences were reported by media such as China Daily and Phoenix Television. Our sponsors include the Fairbanks Center for Chinese Studies and companies like Goldman Sachs and Sina.com. This year, we still want to do more, and we welcome you to what we are certain is the best conference yet in our thirteen years of history.
What We Do
April 2010, Cambridge, MA,
the United States.
Come for communication and exchange of ideas among business leaders, policy shapers, and leading scholars.
A bi-annual review of China.
Provides academic scholars, policymakers, and business leaders with insightful analyses regarding the country.
Monthly seminars in Cambridge.
Prestigious speakers share their thoughts with members of the Greater Boston academic and professional community.
