Unveiling ceremony

Info USA@BFSU, a cultural and information center on the US, opened in Beijing. It is the first US-Embassy-funded American center set up in a Chinese university, and the only one in Beijing. The center is jointly run by the American Studeies Center of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) and US-China Education Trust (USCET).

Infor USA@BFSU is a platform to address the overall level of public misunderstanding between China and the US, to tell the American story to the Chinese people through culture, history and politics, and to allow access to a variety of Americans. It intends to reach out not only to Chinese college students, educators, researchers, journalists, but also the general public. Its primary activities are twofold: 

Firstly, administration and coordination of programs (such as lectures, discussions, workshops, film festivals and exhibitions) that promote a better understanding between people from China and the US.

Secondly, provision of reference and research services to the Chinese public seeking information about the United States at the Info USA@BFSU Reading Room as well as through the BFSU library.

Mr. Thomas Skipper, Minister Counselor for Public Affairs, US Embassy in China

Info USA@BFSU, a cultural and information center on the US, opened in Beijing. It is the first US-Embassy-funded American center set up in a Chinese university, and the only one in Beijing. The center is jointly run by the American Studeies Center of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) and US-China Education Trust (USCET).

Infor USA@BFSU is a platform to address the overall level of public misunderstanding between China and the US, to tell the American story to the Chinese people through culture, history and politics, and to allow access to a variety of Americans. It intends to reach out not only to Chinese college students, educators, researchers, journalists, but also the general public. Its primary activities are twofold: 

Firstly, administration and coordination of programs (such as lectures, discussions, workshops, film festivals and exhibitions) that promote a better understanding between people from China and the US.

Secondly, provision of reference and research services to the Chinese public seeking information about the United States at the Info USA@BFSU Reading Room as well as through the BFSU library.

Ambassdor Julia Chang Bloch, President of USCET

Info USA@BFSU, a cultural and information center on the US, opened in Beijing. It is the first US-Embassy-funded American center set up in a Chinese university, and the only one in Beijing. The center is jointly run by the American Studeies Center of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) and US-China Education Trust (USCET).

Infor USA@BFSU is a platform to address the overall level of public misunderstanding between China and the US, to tell the American story to the Chinese people through culture, history and politics, and to allow access to a variety of Americans. It intends to reach out not only to Chinese college students, educators, researchers, journalists, but also the general public. Its primary activities are twofold: 

Firstly, administration and coordination of programs (such as lectures, discussions, workshops, film festivals and exhibitions) that promote a better understanding between people from China and the US.

Secondly, provision of reference and research services to the Chinese public seeking information about the United States at the Info USA@BFSU Reading Room as well as through the BFSU library.

Prof. Yang Xueyi, Chair of the School Affairs Committee, BFSU exchanges gifts with Mr. Thomas Skipper, Minister Counselor for Public Affairs, US Embassy in China.

Info USA@BFSU, a cultural and information center on the US, opened in Beijing. It is the first US-Embassy-funded American center set up in a Chinese university, and the only one in Beijing. The center is jointly run by the American Studeies Center of Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) and US-China Education Trust (USCET).

Infor USA@BFSU is a platform to address the overall level of public misunderstanding between China and the US, to tell the American story to the Chinese people through culture, history and politics, and to allow access to a variety of Americans. It intends to reach out not only to Chinese college students, educators, researchers, journalists, but also the general public. Its primary activities are twofold: 

Firstly, administration and coordination of programs (such as lectures, discussions, workshops, film festivals and exhibitions) that promote a better understanding between people from China and the US.

Secondly, provision of reference and research services to the Chinese public seeking information about the United States at the Info USA@BFSU Reading Room as well as through the BFSU library.