This is a summary of the Panel Discussion on the topic “Changing U.S.-China Relations and Their Impact on Chinese In the U.S. and Elsewhere” at the International Society for the Study of Chinese Overseas (ISSCO) Conference in San Francisco on Nov. 12, 2022. The panelists are Gordon H. Chang (and not Gordon G. Chang), George […]
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Panel Discussion on “Changing U.S.-China Relations and Their Impact on Chinese In the U.S. and Elsewhere” **
December 2022
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Perspective on U.S.-China Relationship – War or Peace
September 2022
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Recent developments on the relationship between the U.S. and China have led to an extremely strained relationship between the two countries leading to a critical cross-road: war or peace. This is not just any war, but a large-scale war, perhaps a world war involving most countries and possibly the use of nuclear weapons. For a […]
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U.S. Foreign Policy: Not Acknowledging History and Tempting Starting a Nuclear War
June 2022
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In its drive to be the supreme power in the world, the U.S. government has been trying to get rid of any country who can be a competitor or potential competitor in the world in terms of economic, political, military, intellectual, or social influence in the minds and hearts of the people of the world. […]
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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.”
This remark “China has a 5,000 history of cheating and stealing. Some things will never change…” was made in a tweet in 12/3/2020 by Tennessee’s Senator Marsha Blackburn. Such remark is absurd and show the complete ignorance of the speaker and would normally be dismissed if it didn’t come the mouth of a U.S. senator. […]