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Peking University Address

Neil L. Rudenstine

I come to you in the spirit of friendship and learning. This is my first visit to China, so I am at the beginning of a voyage of discovery—one I have looked forward to for many years. Our universities, as well as our societies, have different cultures and traditions, and much still to learn about one another. At the same time, we hold many things in common.

One of them—perhaps the most important—is our belief in the power of education: a belief that all of us, through a devotion

Peking University Address

Neil L. Rudenstine

I come to you in the spirit of friendship and learning. This is my first visit to China, so I am at the beginning of a voyage of discovery—one I have looked forward to for many years. Our universities, as well as our societies, have different cultures and traditions, and much still to learn about one another. At the same time, we hold many things in common.

One of them—perhaps the most important—is our belief in the power of education: a belief that all of us, through a devotion

Peking University Address

Neil L. Rudenstine

I come to you in the spirit of friendship and learning. This is my first visit to China, so I am at the beginning of a voyage of discovery—one I have looked forward to for many years. Our universities, as well as our societies, have different cultures and traditions, and much still to learn about one another. At the same time, we hold many things in common.

One of them—perhaps the most important—is our belief in the power of education: a belief that all of us, through a devotion

Peking University Address

Neil L. Rudenstine

I come to you in the spirit of friendship and learning. This is my first visit to China, so I am at the beginning of a voyage of discovery—one I have looked forward to for many years. Our universities, as well as our societies, have different cultures and traditions, and much still to learn about one another. At the same time, we hold many things in common.

One of them—perhaps the most important—is our belief in the power of education: a belief that all of us, through a devotion

Peking University Address

Neil L. Rudenstine

I come to you in the spirit of friendship and learning. This is my first visit to China, so I am at the beginning of a voyage of discovery—one I have looked forward to for many years. Our universities, as well as our societies, have different cultures and traditions, and much still to learn about one another. At the same time, we hold many things in common.

One of them—perhaps the most important—is our belief in the power of education: a belief that all of us, through a devotion