New China Literacy
Yaqi LiA young Chinese IR scholar-practitioner's notebook — policy analysis, institutional observation, and firsthand dispatches from inside the system that trains a rising power to understand the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | yaqil.substack.com |
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The Quota Generation
## Raised inside two state projects
Zi Zhongyun, the Liberal Ethos of US-Watching in China, and How I Traced My Intellectual Legacy
In June 1930, a girl was born in Shanghai to a banker father and a mother who had been among the first women in her province to attend a modern school. A month later, in a small Ohio town, a boy was born to a Jewish shopkeeper. Neither woul...
Episode 1: Growing Up in a New China — Narrative and Reality
For those who have been reading the “Studying IR in China” series, this is its natural extension — same project, different medium. What works on the page as analysis now gets the texture that only voice can carry: the hesitations, the disag...
The Garrison, the Factory, and the Exam: Reading China from Xiangyang
I grew up in Xiangyang, a prefectural city of roughly five million in northwestern Hubei. It sits where the Han River bends south toward the Yangtze, guarding the corridor that has connected the northern plains to the middle Yangtze basin f...
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A researcher at RSIS, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He has held research roles with the Shanghai Institute of American Studies, National Institute of Strategic Studies, the Fudan Development Institute, and the Intellisia Institute.
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