U.S. Views of China Improve as Economic Concerns Ease
The Pew Research Center has released new survey results showing that Americans’ perception...
views of China
Assignment: China – Follow the Money
A 12-part documentary series produced by the U.S.-China Institute at the University of Southern...
Xi in the U.S.: Goldilocks and the China Bears
President Xi Jinping is set to begin his first state visit to the U.S., with stops in Seattle, New...
5 Dangerously Wrong Assumptions About China
Michael Pillsbury, director of the Hudson Institute’s Center for Chinese Strategy, worked on China...
‘China Will Win Over Western Opinion on Tibet, Xinjiang’
Over 100 people have died in a series of violent clashes in Xinjiang over the past year, and at...
Global Times Poll Shows China’s Limited Soft Power
The AFP reports on the “China’s Global Image and International Influence in...
In Search of the Real China
For Foreign Affairs, the Washington Post’s John Pomfret writes a lengthy review of My First...
Say Zaijian To Nine China Myths
The Independent's Economics Editor Ben Chu busts nine myths about China to ward off the...
A Century of American Dreams and Nightmares of China
At The China Story, Jeffrey Wasserstrom tracks the distortion of Western views of China by hopes...
How the US and China Learned to Live With Each Other
At The Atlantic, Matt Schiavenza surveys the dynamic 60-year relationship between Beijing and...
Return to River Town
Peter Hessler, the former New Yorker correspondent in Beijing, also wrote a best-selling book in 2001, River Town, which documented his two years teaching English as a Peace Corps volunteer in a town that was on the verge of...
The Most Famous Blogger You’ve Never Heard Of
In the Atlantic, Jeffrey Wasserstrom looks at the work of Han Han and asks why he isn’t a household name in the West, despite being perhaps the world’s most popular blogger: Han Han is a big deal in China — and...
Polls Show US Concerns Over a Rising China
Committee of 100 (百人会), a non-partisan, non-profit organization striving to bring “a Chinese-American perspective to issues concerning Asian Americans and U.S.-China relations” recently released the results of their...
This American Life: Americans in China
This American Life broadcast a segment on Americans in China. From the prologue: Months ago, in preparing for this show, we started reaching out to Americans living in China and asking for their stories. A shocking amount of the...
China Seen Edging Past U.S. as Top Economic Power
In a recent global Pew Research Center survey, respondents viewed China as the world’s top economic power for the first time. Yet overall perceptions of China varied as in some countries positive views of China declined...
This American Life’s Foxconn Retraction: Reactions
Apple CEO Tim Cook has met with government officials and representatives of the titanic but iPhoneless China Mobile in Beijing, according to The Wall Street Journal: A spokeswoman said Mr. Cook— who is on his first trip to China...
Niall Ferguson: China’s Got the Whole World in its Hands
Controversial historian Niall Ferguson, who co-coined the term Chimerica to describe the symbiotic relationship between China and the U.S., has produced a three-part series on China for Channel 4. The Telegraph interviews...
Senate Apologizes for Discrimination against Chinese Immigrants
On October 6, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution apologizing to Chinese immigrants for past discrimination, including the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which blocked immigration by Chinese and was one of the most...
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