NZCFS Project Updates

The new semester for Shandan Bailie School started on Monday, 1 March, 2015, after a seven week break for Spring Festival and Chinese New ...

The biggest problem facing the Chinese when learning English is to speak the language naturally. This may sound obvious but often the reas...

Part 3 of  "Co-operative Case Studies" This section of the book sums up of the entire concept of setting up and running co-operatives in ...

Following the seminar, Dave accompanied Liu Guozhong to visit two of the co-operatives in East Gansu and Ningxia.  The co-ops serve the need...

This is Part 2 of a book on NZCFS involvement in poverty alleviation in NW and Central China through aid in the development of co-operatives...

We are pleased to announce that 10 projects are presently being funded by the Rewi Alley Friendship and Exchange (RAFE) fund, including four...

We are pleased to announce that six projects are being funded by the Simon Deng Li fund for 2015. The accent of the projects is very much on...

NZCFS can be justly proud of the amazing work it has done in recent years to support over 50 co-operatives in its NW and Central China Pov...

January is a short school month – the students sit exams in the second week, along with every other student in China.  After the exams mos...

Merry Christmas from Shandan Bailie School! We don't get Santa, but we do get snow!Shandan in December:  Classes continue uninterrupted ...

New Zealand China Friendship Society (NZCFS) offers a “NZCFS Youth Friendship Ambassador (YFA) fund ” that is open to young New Zealanders t...