meeting room; conference room

A meeting held over the phone by people in different locations; teleconference

council of ministers; a high-level meeting or conference of government ministers

Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; China's top political advisory body

conference hall; assembly hall; auditorium

An enlarged meeting of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party in January 1935, held in Zunyi, Guizhou during the Long March

records or minutes of a meeting

A type of meeting where participants sit around a circular table or in a circle to show that everyone is equal and to avoid disputes over the importance of seating positions; historically associated with King Arthur ([[亚瑟王|亞瑟王|ya4 se4 wang2]])

A meeting or conference held jointly by two or more independent organizations to discuss or solve shared problems.

An administrative or routine meeting used to discuss and handle official business collectively

A form of political organization in China; the national-level body is the [[中国人民政治协商会议|中國人民政治協商會議|zhong1 guo2 ren2 min2 zheng4 zhi4 xie2 shang1 hui4 yi4]] (CPPCC).

A high-level government meeting for managing state affairs, typically involving members of a cabinet in constitutional countries

A meeting where participants in different locations use a communication network to transmit real-time video, sound, and data; also called [[视频会议|視頻會議|shi4 pin2 hui4 yi4]]

A body within the Judicial Yuan composed of grand justices responsible for interpreting the constitution and unifying the interpretation of laws and regulations

A treaty signed in 1885 between [[李鸿章|李鴻章|li3 hong2 zhang1]] and [[伊藤博文|伊藤博文|yi1 teng2 bo2 wen2]] where China and Japan agreed to withdraw troops from Korea.

a formal meeting or session held by a standing committee

a meeting held via video link between participants in different locations

an expanded or enlarged conference that includes participants beyond the usual regular members

monthly meeting; monthly conference

The summit meeting held from July to August 1945 between the leaders of the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union to discuss the post-war order in Europe.

a meeting held at the location of the event or activity being discussed; an on-site meeting

A meeting held between people in different locations using video and audio technology; teleconference.

A meeting where people in different locations communicate using real-time video, audio, and data transmitted over a network.

A meeting held between people in different locations using a network to transmit live video, audio, and data; video conferencing.

The Executive Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, which assists the Chief Executive in policy-making.

the current meeting or present session

a conference or meeting held at the ministerial level

closed-door meeting; closed conference

a high-level or world-class professional conference, typically in academia or industry

preparatory meeting; preliminary conference

summit conference; a meeting attended by national leaders or heads of state

A high-level meeting between heads of state or top leaders in fields like politics and business; also known as [[首脑会议|首腦會議|shou3 nao3 hui4 yi4]]

a full meeting of all members and alternate members of the central committee of a political party or organization

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation; a regional economic forum established in 1989 to leverage the growing interdependence of the Asia-Pacific

conferences and exhibitions; large-scale events or trade shows for professional exchange or relating to business and industry

A general congress or meeting attended by all members of a committee, unit, or group.

Full session of the National People's Congress (NPC) of the People's Republic of China

a meeting held within or for a business corporation

to attend or be present at a meeting or conference

consultative meeting or deliberative assembly; specifically refers to the political venue used during the early years of communist rule in China

to call or convene a meeting or conference

meeting between warring parties or diplomats intended to negotiate a peace treaty and end a state of war

member of a congress or parliament; congressman; member of parliament (MP)

The chair, president, or speaker of a national assembly or parliament; specifically used for the Speaker of the House in the context of the United States or other national congresses

general term for a government agency responsible for coordinating national security policy