U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad paid a visit to NYU Shanghai on December 7 and fielded questions about U.S.-China relations from students. Branstad, who was accompanied by his wife, Christine Branstad, and U.S. Consul General for Shanghai Sean Stein, was greeted by Chancellor Yu Lizhong and toured the campus with Vice Chancellor Jeff Lehman and Provost Joanna Waley-Cohen. Ambassador Terry Branstad stops at B1 to play ping pong with students on his campus tour. Ambassador Terry Branstad showcases his ping pong skills. Following the tour, the ambassador met with a roundtable of students recommended by faculty. “China is still a mystery to many people in the US,” Branstad said. “Programs like [NYU Shanghai], where students get to integrate and get to know each other are really good” for improving relations between our two countries. Branstad also encouraged more Americans to come to China: “This is an exciting, dynamic, and changing place,” he said, noting that his own daughter had decided to come teach and live in China with her young family for a while. “You have to have a sense of adventure, but wow - what an opportunity!” Share: Facebook Twitter Weibo All Years202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013 Apply Lighting up the Pearl May 23 2018 Senior Awards 2018May 22 2018 NYU Congratulates the Class of 2018!May 17 2018 Women's Soccer Champions!May 11 2018 NYU Shanghai in NYC May 4 2018 FEST Music FestivalApr 3 2018 NYU Shanghai's Top Five on InstagramDec 20 2017 IMA End of Semester Show Fall 2017Dec 18 2017 Molecular Biology Lab Poster SymposiumDec 15 2017 UNLIKE ME --- Fall Dance ConcertDec 15 2017 End of Year Music Concert Dec 13 2017 The Map as ArtDec 11 2017 Ally Week: Show Your True GlowNov 28 2017 Day of ServiceNov 28 2017 Women's soccer team in the Shanghainese Collegiate LeagueNov 28 2017 Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
![Following the tour, the ambassador met with a roundtable of students recommended by faculty. “China is still a mystery to many people in the US,” Branstad said. “Programs like [NYU Shanghai], where students get to integrate and get to know each other are really good” for improving relations between our two countries.](https://cdn.shanghai.nyu.edu/sites/default/files/styles/juicebox_medium/public/field/album_picture/nyu_6245.jpg?itok=Q93ypsK4)
