
The Jews of Harbin, China
“The Jews of Harbin, China” By Jonathan Goldstein,professor of East Asian History at the University
A nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering cultural exchange, academic collaboration, and historical preservation between chinese and jewish communities.
The Shanghai Sino-Jewish Center (SSJC) is a nonprofit organization based in Shanghai, dedicated to strengthening connections between China and the Jewish world.
Rooted in a unique shared history of Shangai and Harbin, SSJC serves as a bridge linking cultures, institutions, scholars, and future generations through meaningful engagement and collaboration.
Promoting mutual understanding through arts, dialogue, and shared heritage, and meaningful cultural exchange between communities.
Supporting academic partnerships, educational collaboration, and global learning opportunities for student.
Protecting and showcasing the rich legacy, history, and cultural contributions of Jewish communities in China.
SSJS collaborates with schools, universities, and cultural organizations to develop exchange programs for students and educators.
SSJS is committed to preserving the historical legacy of the Jewish community in China through archival projects to document.
SSJS organizes immersive tours and Jewish Youths cultural Heritages tours to explore the historical connections between the Jewish and China.
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Teenagers visiting the museum can pick up a study tour task sheet at the visitor center, enter the exhibition hall with questions in mind, and find the answers while touring the exhibits.
On July 29, 2026, local time, Jerry Moses, a former Jewish refugee from Shanghai, passed away in the United States at the age of 92.
This summer, the memorial hall will host a special music salon. Lior Shambadal , former principal conductor of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, will be present, offering…
On July 14th, students from the summer Chinese language learning programs at the University of Virginia and Yale University, along with teaching assistant teams
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In an increasingly interconnected yet divided world, fostering genuine cultural understanding is essential. SSJC builds bridges between China and the Jewish world through education, history, and dialogue, creating long-term impact across generations.

“The Jews of Harbin, China” By Jonathan Goldstein,professor of East Asian History at the University

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