VNC China Dining Club Visits Little Asia by Astrid Bouwman A restaurant in Rotterdam North, where tram 6 stops almost right at the doorstep. The name ‘Little Asia’ suggests a modest establishment. In terms of capacity, that’s true – it seats about 30 people. Large posters of the Hong Kong
Discover the rich and authentic flavors of Chinese cuisine at the VNC China Dining Club! Join a special culinary journey and explore traditional dishes from different regions of China, from the refined Cantonese cuisine to the spicy and flavorful Sichuan dishes. Each gathering offers not only a delicious meal, but
Join us on May 18 in Eindhoven for an engaging China Café where we take a closer look at the world of robotics—beyond the hype. Robots often appear more intelligent than they really are, but what can they actually do today, and where are they already making a real impact?
ChinaNU+ in conversation about The Waves Will Carry Us by Marilou den Outer On April 12, The Waves Will Carry Us served as the closing film for the annual CinemAsia festival. In a single sentence, it is the story of an ethnic Chinese family in Malaysia. However, it is a
by Im Fong Liu This year, the KunstRAI in Amsterdam presents a special tribute to Hong Kong’s vibrant art scene. Although the two cities may not seem comparable at first glance, the connection arises naturally: both are trading hubs where international influences and local traditions constantly intertwine. Within the global
Join us at the China Café with Heleen Mees on 8 June, where we will discuss the profound shifts in the Chinese economy and what they mean for the rest of the world and their impact on business. After the bursting of the real estate bubble in 2020, China was
You are warmly invited to a lecture by Dr Foong Ping on the work of Ai Weiwei, organised by the Hulsewé-Wazniewski Foundation and Wereldmuseum Amsterdam. Drawing on the exhibition Ai, Rebel: The Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei, she will discuss the development of his multifaceted practice. The focus will
Centuries ago, the original inhabitants traded deer skins with Chinese and Japanese merchants, today Taiwan supplies the microchips that keep our digital world running. Taiwan is a versatile island that is constantly reinventing itself. On Thursday 23 April, Leiden University Libraries (UBL), in collaboration with Uitgeverij IJzer, is organising a
Wuxi Huishan (Amsterdam) Industrial Cooperation Symposium Exploring business, investment and career opportunities between Europe and China On Friday, 24 April 2026, the Huishan District Government of Wuxi (China) will host an Industrial Cooperation Symposium in Amsterdam. The event brings together international companies, entrepreneurs, professionals, and (former) students with an interest
