Hong Kong as a Connector | Ma Chubo | Part 1

January 30 , 2026

Ma shares his excitement and gratitude for joining the Hong Kong Forum, describing the city as a beautiful crossroads between East and West, China and the world. He emphasizes how Hong Kong’s relaxed and friendly atmosphere allows guests from China and the U.S. to discuss serious future issues in a calm, conversational, and personal way.

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Part 1: Hong Kong as a Connector
Part 2: A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation

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A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Ma Chubo | Part 2
A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Ma Chubo | Part 2
January 30 , 2026
Ma explains that society must look forward rather than rely only on old ideas. While older generations are valuable teachers and leaders, they may not fully understand young people’s thinking.

January 30, 2026

A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Ma Chubo | Part 2
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A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Fan Jingyue | Part 2
A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Fan Jingyue | Part 2
January 30 , 2026
Fan Jingyue describes the value of learning from senior professors and policymakers, whose decades of experience offer insight into the complexities of U.S.-China relations.

January 30, 2026

A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Fan Jingyue | Part 2
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Hong Kong as a Connector | Fan Jingyue| Part 1
Hong Kong as a Connector | Fan Jingyue| Part 1
January 30 , 2026
Fan Jingyue reflects on attending the forum for a second year, finding particular inspiration in the newly introduced youth-focused events. The discussions and exercises through the Youth Forum revealed a shared willingness among her peers to build better understanding.

January 30, 2026

Hong Kong as a Connector | Fan Jingyue| Part 1
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The Inspiration behind ChinAffairs+ | Sun Chenghao | Part 4
The Inspiration behind ChinAffairs+ | Sun Chenghao | Part 4
January 30 , 2026
Dr. Sun Chenghao of Tsinghua University explains how his newsletter, ChinAffairs+, came to be. The newsletter he founded while a visiting scholar at Yale, aims to introduce American researchers to nuanced Chinese academic perspectives often overlooked due to language barriers.

January 30, 2026

The Inspiration behind ChinAffairs+ | Sun Chenghao | Part 4
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Empowering the Next Generation: Chinese Students' Global Engagement | Sun Chenghao | Part 3
Empowering the Next Generation: Chinese Students' Global Engagement | Sun Chenghao | Part 3
January 30 , 2026
Speaking on the sidelines of the 6th Hong Kong U.S.-China Forum in November, Dr. Sun Chenghao of Tsignhua University discussed the growing enthusiasm among Chinese youth for international affairs.

January 30, 2026

Empowering the Next Generation: Chinese Students' Global Engagement | Sun Chenghao | Part 3
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AI Competition and Consensus | Sun Chenghao | Part 2
AI Competition and Consensus | Sun Chenghao | Part 2
January 30 , 2026
Dr. Sun Chenghao addresses the competitive nature between the two nations when it comes to AI, reflecting concerns over technology controls and proliferation. Despite this, he notes that both countries share important common interests.

January 30, 2026

AI Competition and Consensus | Sun Chenghao | Part 2
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The Busan Summit’s Impact on Stabilizing U.S.-China Relations | Sun Chenghao | Part 1
The Busan Summit’s Impact on Stabilizing U.S.-China Relations | Sun Chenghao | Part 1
January 30 , 2026
Dr. Sun Chenghao of Tsinghua University talks about how the recent meeting in Busan provided positive momentum for U.S.-China relations. He discusses upcoming opportunities for high-level engagement, practical steps like increased trade and cooperation on specific issues, and the development of mature channels for ongoing dialogue.

January 30, 2026

The Busan Summit’s Impact on Stabilizing U.S.-China Relations | Sun Chenghao | Part 1
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The AI Arms Race, the “TikTok Model,” and Mutually Assured Survival | Zhao Minghao | Part 3
The AI Arms Race, the “TikTok Model,” and Mutually Assured Survival | Zhao Minghao | Part 3
January 30 , 2026
Fudan University Professor Zhao Minghao discusses AI as both a tool for competitive and a potential common threat to humanity, urging a conceptual shift from “Mutually Assured Destruction” to “Mutually Assured Survival.”

January 30, 2026

The AI Arms Race, the “TikTok Model,” and Mutually Assured Survival | Zhao Minghao | Part 3

Hong Kong as a Connector | Ma Chubo | Part 1

A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Ma Chubo | Part 2

A New Generation Redefines the U.S.-China Conversation | Fan Jingyue | Part 2

Hong Kong as a Connector | Fan Jingyue| Part 1

The Inspiration behind ChinAffairs+ | Sun Chenghao | Part 4

Empowering the Next Generation: Chinese Students' Global Engagement | Sun Chenghao | Part 3

AI Competition and Consensus | Sun Chenghao | Part 2

The Busan Summit’s Impact on Stabilizing U.S.-China Relations | Sun Chenghao | Part 1

The AI Arms Race, the “TikTok Model,” and Mutually Assured Survival | Zhao Minghao | Part 3