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Haohuan Cai
Haohuan is currently a freshman of PKU majoring in English language and literature. Being young and naïve, he wishes to meet new friends and sincerely learn from fellow delegates during EPIIC. He has a zest for cross-culture communication and is eager to share with delegates around the globe his understanding of China. As a MUN lover, he has participated BIMUN several times as Out Standing Delegate and Best Diplomacy, he has been the DAIS member of FDUIMUN2020 and the academic director of CPPUMUN. He was also the delegate of China-Africa Youth Roundtable on Climate Change and Biodiversity Conservation. He likes singing, travelling and is fond of photography and English literature.
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Yuli Chen
Yuli is an undergraduate student majoring in International Politics (International Political Economy) in her senior year at Peking University, while also pursuing a master’s degree in International Development at the Graduate Institute of Geneva at the same time. She has developed a strong interest in China’s participation in global governance issues, through her wide range experiences in cross-cultural communication, including tutoring non-Chinese master’s candidates in sinology on the Foreign Relations of China, serving grassroots NGOs of China, Israel and America, holding summer camps for kids in Kyrgyzstan, and studying as a foreigner in Switzerland. Apart from her specialization in Environment, Resources and Sustainability, she is also keen on Education and Migration. In her spare time, Yuli has great passion for travel, gym, gastronomy, and museums. Also, a native speaker of Mandarin, Yuli speaks English and some French. She looks forward to contributing to the discussion at EPIIC.
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Ao Li
Li Ao is currently a sophomore in Peking University, majoring in International Politics. She feels it meaningful and fruitful in exploring further and deeper in her major. By reflecting upon the complexity of international relationships, not only does she gained more objective insights into the position of her own country, but she also understands more of the significance of peace and is sparked to start small to make the world a better place. As a member of Yan-Fu Project, which features the research-oriented training program in Peking University, she has broadened her horizon and thinking modes in a multi-disciplinary and debate-welcome context, encouraging her to think critically and express freely, as well as promoting her receptivity of diverse voices. Meanwhile, through various activities and programs such as the 2020 online summer program on the United Nations and Global Challenges hosted by IHEID, the Graduate Institute Geneva, and WFUNA’s 2020 Global UN Spotlight Program, her knowledge about UN and the globe expands, which also supports her with an abundant corpus to understand more about China. Li Ao feels honored to take part in the high-standard symposium of Tufts University and is looking forward to deriving inspirational insights via communicating with excellent peers and eminent scholars.
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Jianzhang Lu
Jianzhang is currently a third-year undergrad majoring in International Studies at Peking University. Having spent 2 years of his childhood in Manhattan, New York, he has an immense interest in discovering more about the global community and wishes to take up a future academic path focusing on East Asia’s complex and intriguing international relations. He has also been an active member of Peking University’s international social clubs, namely SICA and Asian International Model United Nations, with an experience of designing and directing a model UN committee. He has also participated as a delegate in JING Forum 2018, an academic platform linking Peking University and the University of Tokyo. He has completed studying at Waseda University’s School of Political Science and Economics for a double-degree program. At the same time, he is devoted to volunteer activities and holds a passionate love for giving speeches - having volunteered as a tutor at Beijing’s Dandelion School for migrant workers’ children and having won First Place in Beijing’s English Speech Contest for University Students. Jianzhang believes mutual understanding is vital in the age of globalization and has a keen interest regarding nationalism in East Asian countries. He is very excited to discuss with fellow excellent representatives of EPIIC at Tufts.
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Xuelai Li
Xuelai (Sally) Li is a senior at Peking University majoring in Finance and minoring in Computer Science. She has completed internships across consulting, banking and sales & trading before finally confirming her interest in research. Having gained solid academic background through exchange semester at the University of Hong Kong within the Department of Mathematics and a summer session at Columbia University, she started her academic road by cooperating with professors in different fields. Sally has prior experience in international trade, political economy, institutional theory as well as public policy. She was selected as the participant of Stanford UGVR program and did summer research there. In the future, Sally would like to shed light on how institutions and the political climate affect entrepreneurial activities. Outside the classroom, Sally is engaged in a variety of international communication activities and plays an important role in them. She enjoys making friends with people from different backgrounds and exchanging views about the world. She has been to more than 15 countries and is going to explore more in the future. Sally is excited to be a part of EPIIC and hopes to have a rewarding experience there.
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Jasmine Lo
Jasmine Lo is a first-year student at School of International Studies, Peking University. She has a great interest in international relations, which drives her to actively engage in debating and Model UN. She joined Asian International Model United Nations in 2020 and was awarded Honourable Mention in N-GEN, a youth summit for environmental negotiation. Furthermore, Jasmine interned at Friends of the Earth (HK) and the Office of Abraham Shek, J.P. Member of LegCo in HK. She also loves literature and will be performing two plays in 2021. She seeks to communicate with people around the world and appreciate different cultures.
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Yanjun Ni
Yanjun Ni is currently in his second year of Master of Finance program and has already received a Bachelor of Law degree in June 2019. Yanjun is determined to pursue a career in investment banking or private equity and has interned in related institutions as JD.com, PingAn Capital and Goetzpartners, during which he gained a lot of insight into China’s e-commerce industry and new economy. Yanjun also has great interest in social issues because of his undergraduate major, philosophy, politics and economics, from which he studied systematically economic theory both in micro and macro levels and classical political philosophy theory from Plato to Rousseau. Furthermore, he tried to understand and form his own explanation for the growth miracle of China and effectiveness of its current political systems. Driven by his curiosity for different culture and social condition in other countries, Yanjun has engaged in multiple international communication programs, most of which consist of in-depth discussion with peers from multicultural backgrounds. He initiated discussion on Competition and Social Justice with Japanese students in JING Forum, and coordinated the project of InterACT, a corporate-governance research program sitting Chinese and French students from PKU and MINES ParisTech at the same table. In his spare time, he is really addicted to all kinds of literature, including classic novel, drama, and movies.
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Wen Wen
Wen Wen is a senior undergraduate majoring in sociology, and she is also pursuing a dual degree in economics. She is among the honors program for young academics in social sciences, the Yan-Fu Project, through which she encountered and has developed friendship with excellent peers from different disciplines. She never contents herself with single specific discipline, instead, she takes pleasure in combining the wisdom of sociology, economics, psychology, history and political science. She believes that social phenomena are interrelated with each other and need comprehensive study, especially in contemporary China. Wen’ past 2 years of undergraduate school life was packed with classical social theory tomes as well as intense empirical research training. She has developed skills of both quantitative social statistics and qualitative field study. Joining PKU’s delegation to this splendid high-end international symposium is an incredible and electrifying experience for her. She is looking forward to working with and learning from all the superb delegates. Working hard on her dream to a top graduate school, she will continue to advance her academic thinking, communication and presentation abilities.
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Huiwen Zheng
Huiwen is currently a first-year undergraduate student majoring in English Language and Literature at Peking University. Coming from a family of multiple cultures, including Korean ethnic minority and Chinese nationality, she has always been interested in communicating with people from diverse cultural backgrounds and planning to make her future academic path as a student double major in international relationships and international law related fields. She has also actively participated in multitudinous clubs in Peking University, such as SICA and Asian International Model United Nations, receiving the award Best Delegate in N-GEN (a collaborative Model United Nations conference held by WWF and AIMUN) and best delegation in ASEAN Youth Symposium. She is also a staff of OVAL (Our Vision for Asian Leadership) Case department, a student-run international business organization with joint endeavors from top universities students in China, Japan, Korea. At the same time, she has immense interest in bridging the gap between global communication and thus has been actively engaged in the tutor program for foreign students in Peking University. Apart from that, she is also devoted to volunteering and is recruited as one of the staffs in 7 Cups Global Translation Team (From English to Chinese). She utilizes her language proficiency to promote the popularization of mental health therapy from 7 Cups. With the flexibility to perform outstandingly and persistently in both bilingual and competitive environments, she is committed to promoting the communication between different cultures, while looking forward to the discussion on international relations field with other excellent peers!
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Yanyijie Zhou
Yanyijie is currently a junior student at Yuanpei College, majoring in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. She is taking a wide range of courses in economics, political science, and sociology. Her research interests are focused on state elites and belief networks. She is part of Peking University's honors program for young academics in social sciences, namely the Yanfu Project, in which she is trained in both quantitative and qualitative methodologies. She is also an undergraduate research assistant at the Research Center for Contemporary China, where she worked on a cross-national study of health insurance systems. She is now honing her skills in econometrics and programming to serve her research interests. As the secretary-general of Peking University Model United Nations Association, Yanyijie has developed an interest in public affairs and sustainable development issues. In 2020, she undertakes a four-month internship at UNDP China office, assisting two major SDG localization programs in Shanghai and Guilin. In 2019, she attended the Asian Future Political Leaders' Association (AFPLA) annual forum as a representative of Peking University, where she discussed key topics, including immigration, nationalism and their consequences with students from Tokyo University and Seoul University. She is passionate and energetic in all aspects of her life and is open to new ideas. Yanyijie is excited to be a part of EPIIC and hopes to engage in in-depth discussions.
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