Focusing on the differences between Chinese and U.S. media, MLI2009 brings young media leaders from Peking University and Columbia University together, in order to figure out a path towards a better Sino-US relations in the future. 

The winter GCC Delegation trip is a fifteen-day trip organized by GCC to stimulate the idea and cultural exchange between young professionals and students in China and the US. During the trip, Delegation members experienced their winter in Beijing and earned more insights about the development of China. There, they visited several multinational corporations such as JP Morgan, Microsoft, UBS, etc. Meanwhile, they were also welcomed by Chinese local corporations such as CCTV, Ping An, Everbright Bank, etc.

During the summer of 2010, GCC Delegation visited Hangzhou for three days. The trip contained a intellectual visit to Zhejiang University (浙江大学), a meeting with Lt. Governor of Indiana, and an international Book Salon. Through these events, delegation members were able to meet a lot of new people and exchange ideas about international affairs there.

Featuring keynote speakers Steve Forbes (Editor and CEO of Forbes Magazine), Founding Chairman of JP Morgan China Peter Lighte, and Chairman of Fortune China Thomas D. Gorman, the event brought together GCC members and other attendees from Ohio, Georgia, upstate New York, and even Canada and Hong Kong for a great time. 

With over 350 students represented by over 50 of the world's finest institutions, GCC's Third Annual Asia Summit: Cultivating Tomorrow's Leaders officially wrapped up in Beijing on the 10th of this month. With the help of the well-recognized GCC brand we were able to effectively attract speakers from the following institutions: Hill & Knowlton, Credit Suisse, Mesirow Financial, KPMG, Goldstone Investment, APCO Worldwide, Bain Capital, Beijing University, Tsinghua University, English First, Lenovo, China Consulting, Qualcomm, Ogilvy, Nielsen, PWC, Dorenfest Healthcare China, BCG, United Family Hospitals and Clinics, and Sidley Austin.

On Saturday, July 7th, Global China Connection hosted its 4th Annual Asia Summit at the Yingjie Center at Peking University. Over 250 student leaders came from as far away as Birmingham, Alabama to discuss issues relating to China’s transformation into a world power. The Summit consisted of two keynote speeches - John Holden, Hill + Knowlton Strategies and Jack Lee, Lenovo - and four panel discussions on Youth, Education, Health Services and Media.

Global China Connection’s 5th Annual China Summit took place on the weekend of July 6th and 7th at Peking University in Beijing. With the theme of "China's Coming of Age: Aspirations of the New Generation", the conference drew people from around the world to review challenges and opportunities with China, as well as its relationship with other countries. Saturday's agenda focused on expert speakers and panels discussing various aspects of China’s development, as well as two informative keynotes by China experts Paul Haenle and James McGregor.

Spring of 2014, GCC partnered with DCSF in order to expand GCC presence in Europe.DCSF was the first partner organization of GCC and as such will promote GCC locally in Denmark and throughout Europe. 

On April 9, 2016, Emory Global China Connection hosted the 5th annual China Summit. This year, the summit involved students from diverse backgrounds coming together to set up and improve a mobile payment business in China. Moreover, this year we had the honor to invite four professionals as the judges of the event, including Jun Wang, Lun Peng, Jessie Chen, and Andrew Barnett. They all had extensive experience in the mobile payment business though come from diverse industries.

This annual GCC World Summit discussed China's growing power and responsibilities in the world as well as a broad range of issues from economics to culture. We brought together young professionals from universities around the world and experts in the field to facilitate meaningful and constructive decisions on these topics, sharing new perspectives on prevalent critical issues. We brought together leaders in academia and business, successful entrepreneurs, and outstanding university students for a conference that helped build meaningful relationship that last well into the future.

GCC presented the 2019 GCC Global Summit with the theme, "Under Pressure: Sino-U.S. Relations on the Threshold." Under the political climate, we aspired to facilitate timely discussion on the challenges and prospects of the U.S.-China diplomatic and trade relations, and explored the opportunities in business and entrepreneurship.

On November 29th, GCC Boston University Chapter hosted an Entrepreneurship Networking Event in Shanghai. The event provided an opportunity for interested college students and young professionals to exchange entrepreneurship ideas, hear from experienced entrepreneurs such as Shaoquan Hou, founder of Panopath, and Yutong Gao, recipient of 2017 Forbes China "30 Under 30".