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Site of Expo 2010. Outside Africa Pavilion. Shanghai. 2009. Source.
China’s influence abroad is often described as either attractive or coercive, but Maria Repnikova argues it is usually some of both. In Competing for Soft Power, she draws...
A man goes online inside the VIP area of an internet café near Xisi subway station in Beijing. Beijing. January 31, 2011. Source.
When we talk about artificial intelligence, the conversation usually hits on trillion-dollar data centers, es...
A tea house in the gardens of Yu Yuan. Shanghai, China. 1980. Source.
In the United States, the popular urge for self-improvement has given rise to a massive commercial industry encompassing self-help manuals, therapeutic services, and mot...
Presidential Offices General view. Taipei, Taiwan. Source.
When global observers talk about Taiwan, the conversation rarely strays from semiconductor supply chains, U.S.-China relations, or the looming threat of conflict. But treating the...
Demonstration to protest against the military intervention of the USA in Vietnam. Tiananmen Square. 9 and 10 February, 1965. Source.
When it comes to China’s conduct on the world stage, much of the debate has centered on rule-breaking and...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The U.S.-China Perception Monitor is published by the China Focus initiative at The Carter Center. We are committed to waging peace by promoting understanding between the United States and China and seeking paths for international cooperation.
Juan Zhang is the managing editor for the Chinese language U.S.-China Perception Monitor (中美印象, zmyinxiang.org) and a senior writer for the English website.
Senior Program Associate and Lead Researcher on public opinion for The Carter Center's China Focus initiative. Empires age like dynamite.
China Focus intern, fourth-year undergraduate at Brown University
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Former graduate student in Taiwan blogging about Greater China, travel, and a whole lot more...
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