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Five Heroes at Langya Mountain. In 1941, during the Sino- Japanese War, a troop of the Eighth Route Army Chinese soldiers fought the Japanese on the peak of Mount Langya. When there were only five Chinese soldiers left and their ammunition...
After lunch each worker must take fifteen minutes break before resuming work. PLA shoe factory. Canton, China. 1994. Source.
China’s trade unions are higher performing than most in the world. Unions have secured better wages, conditions, a...
Migrant workers (Mingong) in dormitories on a construction site in Pudong. Shanghai. May 2007. Source.
China’s economic trajectory has become one of the most contested subjects in contemporary policy debate. Yet discussions of China’s rise...
3rd ASEAN(Association of South East Asian Nations) Summit. Manila, the Philippines. 14-15 Dec, 1987. Source.
In 2024, a video clip of TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew testifying before Congress went viral on social media. Repeatedly questioned by S...
A giant photo montage of the Chinese astronaut Yang Liwei at the military history museum in Beijing, which traces the military might of China over the last 3,000 years. Beijing, China. 2007. Source.
China has increased its presence in deve...
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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.
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thinking about care, culture, and everyday crisis
China Focus intern, fourth-year undergraduate at Brown University
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