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Mr Chris Nash
Building bridges of understanding
四海之内皆兄弟
Within the four seas, we are all one family.
Our current Chair, Mr Chris Nash, has had the privilege of living and working in China for the last ten years. He has worked in the education sector, establishing an innovative experimental school which has attempted to harmonise Chinese and British educational ideas. The majority of his graduates every year come to study in British universities, building their own bridges of understanding between China and the United Kingdom.
In these blogs, Chris will share with you some of the stories which fascinate him about China, always looking for connections between Chinese and British culture. He hopes you will enjoy reading them and invites you to discuss any issues they raise for you.
Disclaimer : These blogs represent the personal views of the Chair and are not necessarily the views of SACU as a whole.
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- Olivia Philips, Highgate School ~ ‘On Harmony’In this week’s Blog I am proud to present the award winning essay of Olivia Philips. Here is her self- introduction: My name is Olivia, I’m 17 years old, and … Read more
- Ella-Mae Cox, Marlborough CollegeElla Mae’s self-introduction: I am deeply grateful to have received the second-place winner of the SACU essay competition. This recognition means a great deal to me, as I have always … Read more
- What are some important differences and similarities between the Chinese and British economies?Shenzehn in south China shows the current emphasis on ‘harmony’ in Chinese economic thinking What are some important differences and similarities between the Chinese and British economies? This is a … Read more
- SACU / Peking University Essay Prize winners 2024SACU is dedicated to supporting each new generation of bridge builders between the people of China and the people of Britain. One of our most important expressions of this commitment … Read more
- Come with me to Nánjīng and WúxīOne of the benefits of working for a Chinese International Education company as I do is that compared to an ex-pat job for a British, American or Australian school in … Read more
- zhāocáimāo – the beckoning catI wonder if like me you’ve always been intrigued by the cat figures that can be seen everywhere at the entrances to both Chinese and Japanese restaurants- you know the … Read more