![Shanghai- P2P Lending in China: The Innovation vs Regulation Balancing Act [June 28, 2018]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/greggibb-5847ebb3124a2.jpg "Shanghai- P2P Lending in China: The Innovation vs Regulation Balancing Act [June 28, 2018]")
YCW Shanghai welcomes Gregory Gibb, Chairman and CEO of Shanghai Lujiazui International Financial Asset Exchange, or Lufax for short, to speak on Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending in China and how firms are navigating a regulatory environment in flux while adopting new
![London – Changing perceptions of Chinese cuisine & the relationship between gastronomy and soft power with Alan Yau [Tuesday, July 03]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Alanred-750x350.jpg "London – Changing perceptions of Chinese cuisine & the relationship between gastronomy and soft power with Alan Yau [Tuesday, July 03]")
Join Young China Watchers London for an evening with seasoned entrepreneur Alan Yau OBE. Alan will be speaking about his experience of changing perceptions of Chinese cuisine and about the relationship between gastronomy and soft power. We invite Alan Yau
![Singapore – Singapore Summit: Trump’s Triumph or Kim’s Win? (Panel Discussion) with Harry Sa, Shawn Ho, Keith Zhai, Bae Dae Yeon [Wednesday, 20 Jun]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Harry.jpg "Singapore – Singapore Summit: Trump’s Triumph or Kim’s Win? (Panel Discussion) with Harry Sa, Shawn Ho, Keith Zhai, Bae Dae Yeon [Wednesday, 20 Jun]")
The Trump-Kim Summit has started to reshape the US-North Korea relations and changed the political calculus for many countries in the region and beyond. Young China Watchers (Singapore) and Pacific Forum Young Leaders Program (Singapore) are co-organising a panel discussion
![Shanghai – Chinese Media with Global Characteristics (Panel Discussion) [June 14, 2018]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/julia.jpg "Shanghai – Chinese Media with Global Characteristics (Panel Discussion) [June 14, 2018]")
China’s growing international footprint and influence in world affairs is driving a global demand for news and information about China. A space traditionally the domain of foreign correspondents and English-language editions of state media is increasingly joined by a new
![Beijing – Panel Discussion: “Women on China” with Joanna Chiu, Yajun Zhang, Biyi Feng [Joanna Chiu, Yajun Zhang and Biyi Feng]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Joanna-cropped-750x350.jpg "Beijing – Panel Discussion: “Women on China” with Joanna Chiu, Yajun Zhang, Biyi Feng [Joanna Chiu, Yajun Zhang and Biyi Feng]")
Do we need more diversity in our English speaking reporting on China? For a number of different reasons, portrayals of China in the past in foreign media have predominantly been written by men. As the number of female journalists and