Part of “East Meets West Talks” series, The Beijing Center presents “Caring for Our Common Home.” Bringing together speakers representing organizations in the UK, the US, and China, our discussion will focus on caring for our common home, offering insights into climate and biodiversity, the Encyclical Laudato Si’, and our responsibility to the planet we inhabit and future generations. Topics that will be covered include:
Topics:
-Transforming our world to care for our common home: challenges from the climate and biodiversity crises
-Forest and wildlife status in China and improving biodiversity
-Environment responsibilities across all ages
Date and Time:
-Friday 16th July, 8:00-9:00 EST (New York)
-Friday 16th July, 13:00-14:00 BST (London)
-Friday 16th July, 14:00-15:00 CEST (Central Europe)
-Friday 16th July, 20:00-21:00 CST (Beijing)
Please register now to save your spot!
Register now: go.thebeijingcenter.org/east-meets-west
The past few weekends have been some of the most exciting of the entire semester, full of trips to the zoo, mountain hikes, ancient parks, and more! Our first trip out of many was a visit to the Beijing Zoo. I had mentioned earlier in the semester that I wanted to see some pandas, since I was in China after all, and our TBC friend Andy made it happen.
Spending a whole semester in Beijing, I knew I had to make the trip down south and check out Shanghai, and the city certainly lived up to the expectations. Everyone describes Shanghai as this super futuristic metropolis, and after spending a weekend there I understand why it has this reputation.