China Translated
Robert WuWhere China starts to make some sense to you
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 89 |
| Subscribers | Read | china-translated.com |
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Do weak powers have no diplomacy? Or is diplomacy their only play?
There is an often-cited saying in China: “A weak power has no diplomacy弱国无外交” meaning weaker powers can not dictate the terms of international relations and can only try to survive at the mercy of big powers.
After the first month, how bad is Trump for China?
Before I start, there is a small announcement I want to make. I am starting yet another newsletter about the industry I work in and have already dedicated my life to.
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China Translated - Week in Review #41
One of China's most important PE investors on why China is not an expansionist power
Seasoned subscribers of this newsletter must have already known that the issue of “War & Peace” is a core subject I frequently touch on. To date, I have already explained why I think China is not an “insecure-expansionist” power, why China ...
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