CCS offices are now located on the first floor of the same building with the Graduate Institute of East Asia Studies. It has five general works:

1. Task administration and future direction of CCS are discussed at a regular meeting summoned by the head of CCS.
2. The head of CCS reports at Campus Affair Meeting each semester and presents himself at Administrative Meeting.
3. Reinforce the digital connection system of libraries by providing links and search engines of mainland China research data base for the convenience of researchers.
4. Hold seminars in which informal reports about processing researches are reported to the public.
5. Hold academic lectures and talks to improve the quality of researches and international communication.

Oriented by academic research along with miscellaneous activities, CCS, which provides a fully constructed platform for China research through sponsoring diverse publications, seminars, and website construction, integrates all resources, energies, and fruits of researches within the campus and closely cooperates with different levels of research center, institute, school and department. Four professional tasks merit discussion:

1. Budget:
   CCS will need a self-collecting amount for five million NT dollars each year. CCS is able to accumulate by means of proceeding with relevant research programs, receiving donations, seeking for grants from large research projects, and other sorts of income. The managerial fee of all kinds of revenue is supposed to be paid based on the school’s administrative decrees.
   
   
2. Building up a bridge for inter-communication among business, bureaucratic, and academic fields for mainland China:
   Linked by both visible and invisible factors such as economy, culture, race, geography, and history, Taiwan has closer relationship with mainland China than any other countries, especially after 1979. CCS, established for the integration of NCCU resources and scholar teams, is expected to be a cross-field academic institute that combines private and public sectors.
   
   
3. Propelling academic interaction and cooperation:
   Other than playing the role of cross-field bridge, CCS also hold all kinds of conferences and seminars aiming at diverse topics. On behalf of the long history inviting China experts and scholars by NCCU for seminars and academic talks, the interaction and development between two sides of the Taiwanese strait through academic activities is the prospect of CCS.
   
   
4. Publishing research fruits and constructing digital data base:
   In addition to the integration and propagation of research fruits, CCS is also expected to achieve providing informational services such as inter-library academic information exchange and establishment of integrated database and index.