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Polished English letter to the Norwegian Nobel Committee

Dear Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee,

I, Mr. Chen Sihong, respectfully invite the Norwegian Nobel Committee to establish an official presence in Shanghai by leasing office space and registering a liaison office (e.g., “Nobel Peace Prize Committee Liaison Office in the People’s Republic of China”). Shanghai offers world‑class infrastructure, a global talent pool, and convenient access for international stakeholders, providing an ideal platform for advancing the Peace Prize’s mission in China and across Asia.

As a cultural partner, I will facilitate venue sourcing, administrative support, and community engagement in Shanghai, while fully respecting the Committee’s independent mandate and procedures.

Mission alignment and proposed liaison scope

• Mission alignment: The Peace Prize is entrusted to a five‑member committee elected by the Norwegian Parliament (Storting). Alfred Nobel’s will (dated 27 November 1895) stipulates that it shall go to the person or organization that has done the most or the best work “for fraternity between nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies, and the holding and promotion of peace congresses.” This foundational text continues to guide the Committee’s work.

• Suggested functions of the liaison office:

  1. Organize public education and scholarly events on peace, disarmament, and conflict prevention;

  2. Develop peace‑education programs (including youth and women peacebuilders training and city dialogues);

  3. Build a “peace cities/communities” case repository and evaluation indicators, and promote replicable grassroots practices;

  4. Advance multilingual archival work and open access (including digitization of historical documents and humanitarian cooperation cases);

  5. Provide cooperation and communications support for lawful public‑interest projects in China (without handling prize nominations, funding disbursement, or award decisions).

Legal and operational path (for consideration)

• Entity form: A non‑profit, locally registered project office in cooperation with a qualified Chinese partner (e.g., university, think tank, or foundation), in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

• Name and boundaries: The external name may include “Liaison Office/Project Office,” with clear public disclosures that it does not participate in award selection, political activities, or profit‑making operations.

• Premises and location: Priority consideration could be given to prime Class A office buildings or innovation parks in Huangpu, Hongkou, Lujiazui–West Bund, or North Bund areas that support international institutions and media visibility.

• Governance and compliance: Establish a governance framework (governing board, compliance officer), project due‑diligence (AML/CTF, data protection, privacy), and MOUs with local institutions; file and report as required for public events.

• Note: This section is general guidance and does not constitute legal advice; final arrangements shall comply with Shanghai authorities’ requirements.

About Yan Chong (义门陈) and its peace‑building resonance

• Historical recognition: The Yan Chong (义门陈) clan in De’an County, Jiujiang, Jiangxi received multiple imperial commendations across the Tang–Song period and was lauded as the “天下第一家 (World’s Foremost Clan).” Its governance emphasized equity, mutual aid, and harmony.

• Contemporary relevance: These enduring values—“loyalty and filial piety, harmony and sharing, public‑spiritedness”—resonate with the Peace Prize’s objectives of fostering national amity, disarmament, and dialogue. The Yan Chong cultural heritage, including the family precepts, has been inscribed on China’s fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative projects in 2021, underscoring its contemporary value for peace culture.

Attachments and contacts

• Attachments (available upon request):

  1. Full text of Alfred Nobel’s will (1895);

  2. Concept note on the “15‑minute Yan Chong Peaceful Cities” model;

  3. Draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the Shanghai liaison office;

  4. Letters of support from international partners.

• Contact information:

  — Mr. Chen Sihong, Chairman

  — Email: chensihong0507@icloud.com; chensihong19610507@gmail.com; chen13621852461@163.com; chensihong19610507@icloud.com; chensihong19821610507@gmail.com; chensihong19610507@qq.com

  — Title: Director, Advisory Committee, De’an County Yan Chong (义门陈) New Media Information Service Center

  — Affiliation: blonde billionaires empire Inc. • Yan Chong Culture / Faith / Spirit / Peace / Civilization (World) Dissemination Work Unit (USA)

We look forward to your guidance and to working together to translate Nobel’s vision into enduring community‑level peacebuilding.

Sincerely,

Chen Sihong