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Rudenstine will meet with local university officials including the presidents of Fudan and Shanghai Universities, Harvard alumni and "friends of Harvard" in each city, according to Harvard University spokesperson Alex Huppe. He will also meet with government officials in Tokyo and possibly Seoul...
From Xi'an he will proceed to Shanghai, where he will meet the presidents of Fudan and Shanghai Universities. He will make another side trip to Suzhou, a nearby city famous for its Ming and Qing dynasty gardens, before returning to Shanghai for an alumni reception...
...tells how he will leave Beijing to visit "the Chinese cities of Fudang and Tsinghua" which one suspects is a reference to Fudan and Qinghua Universities, the former in Shanghai, the latter in Beijing. The "1948 communist revolution" is a typo, unless there's been some historical revisionism I'm not aware of. Shanghai is then referred to as a Northern Chinese city--sure, it's north of Guangzhou, but it lies in the middle of China and is generally considered an "eastern" city in Chinese place names. Finally, unless international air routes have changed, President Rudenstine will...
...Both my parents are professors at Fudan University," he says. "So many [at Fudan] went abroad, I was fortunate enough to get an accurate picture of what life was like before I actually came here...
...dissidents while government spokesmen gave menacing lectures against meddling in the nation's domestic affairs. This time, Christopher did some posturing of his own. "History shows that nations with accountable governments and open societies make for better neighbors," he told 300 Chinese and American students and teachers at Fudan University. In the negotiations, Christopher called for the release of dissidents Wang Dan and Wei Jingsheng-->