Sino-US Intellectual Exchange Qu Yingpu (seated center), deputy editor-in-chief of China Daily, speaks at a panel discussion during a Sino-US colloquium on a new type of major country relations and the role of the media on Sunday in Washington. Li Ge / China Daily 

Words Of Wisdom  Liu Guijin (left), former Chinese ambassador to South Africa, whispers with C.P. Ho, deputy chairman and secretary general of the China Energy Fund Committee, after the panel discussion at the Sino-US colloquium on major country relations.  Li Ge / China Daily

Academic Discourse  Zhong Xin (right), professor of School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University of China, talks on Sunday at a panel discussion on journalism education and the nurturing of talent in the sixth Sino-US Colloquium to explore relations between China and the US and the role of the media. On the left is Monroe Price, director of Center for Global Communication Studies, Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.  Chen Weihua / China Daily

Improving China-US Communications  Speakers and organizers of the Sino-US colloquium meet to discuss major country relations and the role of the media on Sunday at the National Press Club in Washington.  Chen Weihua / China Daily

That's The Way It Was  Lee Harris, CBS New York news anchor, recalls the interactive history between broadcasting professionals of US and China.  Li Ge / China Daily

Media Role Call  Former US National Security Advisor Robert McFarlane delivers the keynote speech at a Sino-US colloquium on major country relations and the role of the media Sunday at the National Press Club in Washington.  Chen Weihua / China Daily