On January 16, 2011, Tsinghua University Center forChinain the World Economy (CCWE) held its sixth forum entitled “The Restart After the Crisis.” The forum focused on challenges that both the world and Chinese economies face following the financial crisis and how Chinese policy makers can navigate through such a complicated international environment in order to allow the economy to continue to develop at a healthy pace. Professor David Daokui Li, Director of CCWE and Member of the State Monetary

On Oct 16, 2010, Tsinghua University CCWE successfully held its fifth forum focusing on the international trade disputes and how Chinese policy makers can manage uncertainties for the country’s continual growth. Crucial issues addressed at the forum include trades disputes and protectionism, RMB exchange rate, China’s twelfth five-year plan, post-crisis financial structure in the world, and real estate market bubbles. David Daokui Li, Director of CCWE and Member of the State Monetary Policy Comm

OnJuly 10, 2010, Tsinghua University CCWE successfully held itsfourthforumfocusing onthe Chinese and the world economies amidst thewinds ofchange andvolatility.David Daokui Li, Director ofCCWE and Member of the State Monetary Policy Committee, moderated the forum.Forum panelists includedthose from the State Statistics Bureau, NDRC Economic Research Center, Huayuan Real Estate Development Group, Peking University School of Economics, Renming University, Goldman Sachs, HKUST, Global Finance Instit

On April 24, 2010, Tsinghua University CCWE successfully held its third forum entitled “the Chinese Macroeconomic Policies Amidst the World Economic Uncertainties.” David Daokui Li, Director of CCWE and Member of the State Monetary Policy Committee, moderated the forum and panel discussion. XIE Weihe, Vice President of Tsinghua University, LIAO Li, Associate Dean of Tsinghua SEM, Director of EMBA Programs and DU Yuejin, Editor-in-Chief, “Economic Information Daily, Xinhua News Agency” gave keyno

On Jan.16th, 2010, Tsinghua University China and World Economic Forum(Ⅱ), co-hosted by Tsinghua University Center for China in the World Economy( CCWE ), SEM Alumnus Affairs Office and MckinseyCompany, was successfully held in SEM Grand Lecture Hall. For the topic of this forum is “China Economic Restructuring and Global Economic Risks in 2010.” About 450 audience attended the event. They represent Tsinghua faculty and students, government officials, and business executives. David Daokui Li, Dir

On October 17, 2009, Tsinghua University successfully conducted its frst China in the World Economy Forum. Tsinghua University Vice-Chancellor XIE Weihe opened the forum by offering congratulations on behalf of the University. He stated that, in addition to achieving excellent academic performance and cultivating talent, Tsinghua University, SEM and CCWE have a great responsibility to pay close attention to current social problems, especially those directly related to the interests of common peo