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By YuHo China An American teacher, 50,000 trees, and a reminder of why people-to-people exchange still matters. In 1999, Ronald Sakolsky arrived in Luoyang as part of a US-China teacher exchange programme. He came to teach English for a year, curious about a country he had mostly known from a distance. During that year, he saw a television report about Yin Yuzhen, a woman who spent years trying to hold back the sands of the Maowusu Sandy Land in northern China by planting tre

Exploring how industry access, experiential learning and cultural discovery can bring business education to life. By YuHo China For students learning through projects, products and real-world problem solving, exposure to the market is not simply an addition to their education. It is part of the learning itself. Seeing how products are made, priced, positioned and sold; speaking with people working inside an industry; and experiencing how technology is changing business can gi

By Joey Shi Why global literacy — not coding — will differentiate the next generation? Over the past months, in conversations with education leaders from different regions, one question keeps returning: “What skills will genuinely matter for students in an AI-driven world?” It’s a fair question. AI is transforming how we access, process, and produce knowledge at a scale we’ve simply never seen before. According to McKinsey’s 2023 report, up to 70% of tasks that involve inform

By YuHo China Recently, DeepSeek released a new AI model — trained on Chinese-made chips, rivalling the world's best — and markets moved again. A year after its first release was called “AI’s Sputnik moment”, BYD is outselling Tesla globally, and Chinese companies are reshaping supply chains, mobility, and digital infrastructure in real time. Yet most A-Level Business and Economics students have never set foot in the country driving these stories. If students study business

By YuHoChina KEY takeaways from CIIC London 2026 Spent the day at Bush House for the Harvard China Innovation and Investment Conference (CIIC) London Summit, themed Shaping Enduring Futures. It pulled together investors, operators, academics and policymakers around one hard question: how do innovation, capital and institutions hold together when geopolitics, technology and the economy are all shifting at once? The wider argument running through the day was that the entire mod