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ABOUT US

China House is a social enterprise aiming to integrate China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) into global sustainable development. We do research to understand overseas Chinese businesses and Chinese communities in the Global South, mainly in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. With such understanding, we conduct conservation and social projects to connect overseas Chinese with the sustainable development of the local community. We also hope to cultivate a new generation of Chinese global citizens by engaging them in these research and projects to promote the development of both China and the rest of the world. 


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THREE MAIN INITIATIVES

Sustainable BRI

Assessing overseas Chinese companies' impact on local environment and community and promoting their sustainable development.

BRI Conservation

Engaging Chinese community in worldwide wildlife & environment conservation.

BRI Community Development 

Conducting development projects in local communities in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia.

MEDIA COVERAGE

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China House's founder and CEO, Huang Hongxiang, featuring on CCTV's show The Readers (CCTV)
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World Environment Day: China Works Toward a Brighter Future. Dr. Jane Goodall has called Huang “my hero” for his courage in fighting for elephants. (Good for All News)
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China House's founder and CEO, Huang Hongxiang, playing himself in The Ivory Game, which was shortlisted in the best documentary Oscar category 2017 (Netflix)
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China House, an Initiative to Help Chinese in Africa Integrate Better (SCMP Magazine)
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National Geographic speaks with China House’s founder Hongxiang Huang, an investigator in the film who says many Chinese want to help end the ivory trade. (National Geographic)
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Social Venture Building Bridge of China-Africa Communication (China Daily)

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