There is no doubt that the relationship between the U.S. and China is crucially important not only for the welfare of the U.S. and China, but also for the welfare of the world. That relationship impacts the health, economics, war and peace, and the survival of the human race. Unfortunately, the trajectory of that relationship […]
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U.S.-China Relationship at a Crossroad
March 2021
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Some Thoughts on How We can Experience and Learn from the Past Virtually
December 2020
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We know that time runs in only one dimension: going forward. What has happened in the past has already occurred and we cannot go back in time to relive that period. The question is whether we can make use of the information from the past, not only to relive past events, but also to make […]
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Diao Yu Tai Student Movement: Recollection 50 Years Later
September 2020
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Why should we discuss a Chinese student movement that occurred 50 years ago? Just exactly what was the issue 50 years ago? What is that student movement? Why is it important? Why is it important for the American people, as well as for the people of the world? More importantly, why is it even more […]
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Xinjiang: Horror Story or Historic Transformation?
In the last few years, especially during the past year, we are constantly being bombarded with horror stories about Xinjiang, the western most province of China. We hear news articles like: The Chinese government is carrying out a genocide program against the Uyghur minority The Chinese government is wiping out the Muslim mosques Millions of […]