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Some New Perspective on U.S.-China Relationship<\/a> March 2024<\/li>
U.S.-China Relationship<\/a> December 2023<\/li>
The West Must Prepare for a Long Overdue Reckoning*<\/a> September 2023<\/li>
Review of “Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap?<\/a> June 2023<\/li>
What Should Be Done in Reaction to U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn’s Racist Remark “China Has a 5,000 Year History of Cheating and Stealing. Some things Will Never Change.”<\/a> March 2023<\/li>
Panel Discussion on “Changing U.S.-China Relations and Their Impact on Chinese In the U.S. and Elsewhere” **<\/a> December 2022<\/li>
Perspective on U.S.-China Relationship – War or Peace<\/a> September 2022<\/li>
U.S. Foreign Policy: Not Acknowledging History and Tempting Starting a Nuclear War<\/a> June 2022<\/li>
Tale of Two Standards in World Politics – Part I<\/a> March 2022<\/li>
China Is Not United States’ Enemy<\/a> December 2021<\/li>
Campaign to Demonize China Must Not Be Left Unchallenged<\/a> September 2021<\/li>
Xinjiang: Horror Story or Historic Transformation?<\/a> June 2021<\/li>
U.S.-China Relationship at a Crossroad<\/a> March 2021<\/li>
Some Thoughts on How We can Experience and Learn from the Past Virtually<\/a> December 2020<\/li>
Diao Yu Tai Student Movement: Recollection 50 Years Later<\/a> September 2020<\/li>
One Speaks for the Voiceless and One Is the Conscience of Japan<\/a> June 2020<\/li>
Pandemic, Economy, and Political Implications: Part I<\/a> March 2020<\/li>
NBA Basketball, Hong Kong, and China<\/a> December 2019<\/li>
Hong Kong: Past, Present, and Future<\/a> September 2019<\/li>
U.S.-China Confrontation: Where Will It Lead To?<\/a> June 2019<\/li>
A Paradigm Shifting World-History Investigation<\/a> March 2019<\/li>
Implications of Trump’s Presidency for the U.S. and the World: Part I<\/a> December 2018<\/li>
History and Tales of Alhambra (Granada, Spain)<\/a> September 2018<\/li>
Trump Legacy: Changing Standard for Assessing a Political Leader<\/a> June 2018<\/li>
Sample Letters from Tong Zeng\u2019s Collection of \u201c10,000 Cries for Justice\u201d<\/a> March 2018<\/li>
Nanking Massacre 80th Anniversary Commemoration: From the Eyes and Words of Eye Witnesses<\/a> December 2017<\/li>
Highlights of the 2017 Peace and Reconciliation Asia Study Tour<\/a> September 2017<\/li>
How to Understand Japan’s Intransigent Policy Toward Her WWII Atrocities?<\/a> June 2017<\/li>
One Belt One Road Initiative: Its Meaning and Significance*<\/a> March 2017<\/li>
U.S.-China Relationship Can Use Another Anson Burlingame*<\/a> December 2016<\/li>
South China Sea Dispute: Abuse of World Power*<\/a> September 2016<\/li>
“Torn Memories of Nanking” – A Must Read<\/a> June 2016<\/li>
Resolving Major World Conflicts Needs a New Paradigm<\/a> March 2016<\/li>
Some Thoughts on South China Sea Dispute<\/a> December 2015<\/li>
An Archive of Historic Cries for Justice Letters<\/a> September 2015<\/li>
United States’ Tonya Harding-Like Foreign Policy<\/a> June 2015<\/li>
Looking East and West<\/a> March 2015<\/li>
The Opportunities and Challenges of Preserving the True History of Sino-Japanese War in the 21st Century<\/a> December 2014<\/li>
U.S. Needs Another Anson Burlingame<\/a> September 2014<\/li>
Assessing U.S.’s Foreign Policy Toward China<\/a> June 2014<\/li>
U.S. Must Abandon Its \u201cForgotten Holocaust\u201d Foreign Policy<\/a> March 2014<\/li>
What Can Be Learned from China’s New Air Defense Identification Zone?<\/a> December 2013<\/li>
The U.S.’s Military-Industrial-Academic Complex<\/a> September 2013<\/li>
What Can Be Done So Japan Will Acknowledge History?<\/a> June 2013<\/li>
Significance of the Diaoyu\/Senkaku Islands Dispute for the American People<\/a> March 2013<\/li>
Profile in Courage and Dedication – Tamaki Matsuoka<\/a> December 2012<\/li>
Inconsistent Foreign Policy May Drag U.S. Into Another War<\/a> September 2012<\/li>
On the Issue of Human Rights in China<\/a> June 2012<\/li>
The Doolittle Raid: Mission Impossible and Its Impact on the U.S. and China<\/a> March 2012<\/li>
An Assessment of China’s Future<\/a> December 2011<\/li>
918 Incident and the Start of WWII<\/a> August 2011<\/li>
An Assessment of America’s Future<\/a> June 2011<\/li>
Review of Ying-Ying Chang’s Memoir “The Woman Who Could Not Forget”<\/a> April 2011<\/li>
Subtle and Not-So-Subtle Distortions of WWII History<\/a> February 2011<\/li>
A Most Unique Diplomat: Anson Burlingame<\/a> December 2010<\/li>
Diao Yu Tai Student Movement: Recollection 40 Years Later<\/a> October 2010<\/li>
International Education Conference: History of Atrocities in the Asia-Pacific War: 1931-1945<\/a> August 2010<\/li>
Multiple Solutions: Implications for Social and Political Analysis<\/a> June 2010<\/li>
Tale of Two Cultures and Two Countries \u2013 Part II<\/a> April 2010<\/li>
Can the American Dream Be Continued?<\/a> January 2010<\/li>
Tale of Two Cultures and Two Countries – Part I<\/a> November 2009<\/li>
Heroic and Critical Battles in Yunnan During WWII<\/a> August 2009<\/li>
A Discussion of China’s Population Control Policy and Issues<\/a> June 2009<\/li>
Japan’s Biological and Chemical Warfare in China during WWII<\/a> April 2009<\/li>
Sex Slaves of World War II<\/a> February 2009<\/li>
America at the Crossroad<\/a> December 2008<\/li>
On the Issue of Vaccination Choice<\/a> October 2008<\/li>
Cultural Loyalty and Political Loyalty<\/a> August 2008<\/li>
Some Thoughts on the Youth Substance Abuse Issue<\/a> June 2008<\/li>
Some Thoughts on Tibet<\/a> April 2008<\/li>
Making Sense of the Price of Gasoline<\/a> February 2008<\/li>
Watershed Event in Teaching WWII Asian History in NJ Schools<\/a> December 2007<\/li>
Negative Versus Positive Media Reporting<\/a> October 2007<\/li>
Some Thoughts on the Immigration Issue<\/a> August 2007<\/li>
Should Public High Schools Require Mandatory Community Involvement?<\/a> June 2007<\/li>
Nanking Massacre: Reporting an Eyewitness Account<\/a> April 2007<\/li>
Racial Group Staff Disparities in NJ School Districts<\/a> February 2007<\/li>
Retiremeent: Opportunity for Rebirth<\/a> December 2006<\/li>
Need for Establishment of a Center for Future Studies<\/a> October 2006<\/li><\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":2,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","template":"","meta":{"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false,"footnotes":""},"jetpack_sharing_enabled":true,"_links":{"self":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/392"}],"collection":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=392"}],"version-history":[{"count":7,"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/392\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":453,"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/392\/revisions\/453"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.dontow.com\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=392"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}