Dec 3 · 14:00-15:00 (GMT+8)

Wherever we are in the world, we’re in a place where animals are being used for food, clothing, entertainment, and medicine. But wherever we are, there is always a way to be a part of the solution. In this panel, hear animal advocacy influencers from China, France, and Japan share their experiences and discuss advocacy strategies for different contexts.

Dec 3 · 15:00-16:00 (GMT+8)

How can we use media to advocate for animals, promote veganism, and make a difference in the world? How can vegan media platforms and content creators connect with diverse audiences? Join experts from Green Queen, Sentient Media, and China’s two top vegan media platforms for a conversation about best practices, challenges, and opportunities in the vegan impact media space.

Dec 3 · 10:00-11:30 (GMT+8)

How can youth advocate for animals and promote veganism? How are students promoting veganism on campus in China and the US? Hear 11 vegan advocates from Harvard, Tsinghua, and other universities share their experiences in this bilingual panel.

Join us December 3-4, 2022 for the first annual MANG China Vegan Summit, an online conference dedicated to bringing together vegan advocates inside and outside of China to learn from and inspire each other.

Many people believe vegetarianism wasn’t practiced in China until Buddhism became popular in the Tang dynasty, but a deep dive into historical records tells a different story.

Whether you’re rescuing an animal in need or are looking to adopt a pet, here is a list of organizations across China that can help.

The Chinese food guide does not recommend reducing meat consumption by 50%, as many have reported. But it does include a supplemental food guide for vegans and vegetarians.

Xiaohongshu is China’s top lifestyle content platform, and the vegan movement is thriving there. Here are 35 vegetarian and vegan Xiaohongshu influencers you can follow for recipes, food recommendations, and more.

Plant proteins are mainstream staple in China, and they have been for hundreds of years.

Billy Zheng, aka Starch Boy, is a content creator who promotes animal rights to young Chinese audiences with engaging explainer videos and on-the-ground outreach. He’s also CVS’s first grant recipient!