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This article describes the author’s experience of engaging with students from China through distance technology. He describes this from his perspective as Dean of a major psychoanalytic Institute, and from his perspective as a supervisor trying to help Chinese students become psychoanalysts. His experience suggests that despite seeming impossibility, it is possible to transcend the seeming obstacles posed by cultural differences and distance technology to establish a learning experience that is rewarding to students and educators.