Zuoyue Wang on the History of Chinese Students at U.S. Universities
The historian traces the evolution of Chinese students coming to the U.S. and explains why this context matters amid recent tensions.
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A New Environmentalism?
How China plans to build an “ecological civilization”
Made In China — By Machines
China is a global leader in automation, leading to fears that millions of workers, particularly in the manufacturing sector, are set to lose their jobs...
The Sponge Revolution
By 2030, 70 percent of Chinese cities are scheduled to become “sponge cities” — a novel solution designed to prevent flooding while also “greening” China...
The Road to Beijing
Fifty years ago, a hand-delivered letter, a clueless ping-pong team and a series of artful signalling efforts led to a U.S.-China breakthrough and a new...
The Kissinger Issue
Marking 50 years since Henry Kissinger's historic secret trip to Beijing.
The Moment Something Like Hope Germinated
For those in China at the time, news of Nixon’s upcoming visit caused a vague yet powerful sense that life was changing.
Winston Lord on the ‘Geopolitical Earthquake’ of Kissinger’s Secret Visit
The former government official explains how he and Henry Kissinger prepared for, and then pulled off, one of the greatest foreign policy feats of the...
The Meeting of East and West
A collection of scholars, artists, journalists and politicians recall a historic mission, and reflect on its purpose, consequences and lessons.
Lines of Communication
What happens when communication channels between the presidents of the two most powerful nations break down?
China’s Stake in Africa’s Mines
China puts its money where the bauxite, copper and cobalt is.
China’s 21st Century Strategy
Books that tackle the big issues: geopolitics, Party politics, anti-trust law, and grand strategy.