In this wide-ranging interview, Kaiser Kuo of SupChina discusses China and the US, or is it the US and China. He touches on race,...

Using the original Ballad of Mulan (a relatively short 31-couplet poem from 1,500 years ago) as muse, Professor Jim Millward in LARB...

A thoughtful conversation about China, the West, and current affairs. This is what I had a few nights ago in speaking with a group of...

Early nineteenth century China trader and Massachusetts native, Robert Bennet Forbes, spent many years in Asia and lived in Canton from...

Originally Published by Elaine Yau on InkStoneNews.com No longer just the province of potentially preserving the deceased, some in...

Originally Published by Daniel C. Dennett on NYTimes.com Professor Joseph Henrich of Harvard University has written a new book in which...

Originally published by Dori Jones Yang on dorijonesyang.com Dori Jones Yang, former foreign correspondent in Asia and author, offers...

Originally published by Evelyn Cheng on CNBC.com The title of this article says it all, "How China is preparing its economy for a future...

Concerned that the U.S. is losing its edge in tech competition, some U.S. conservatives are embracing more government intervention in the...

Heavy flooding in Southwestern China reached the feet of the Leshan Giant Buddha (樂山大佛) last week for the first time in more than seventy...

My significant other, Liana, returned to China last week. This week I will share her tale of flying from Boston to China (Part 1),...

An ideological struggle is under way between Beijing and free societies, and the Trump administration is on the wrong side. Originally...

Chinese academics have been honing the Communist Party’s authoritarian response in Hong Kong, rejecting the liberal ideas of their youth....

This is a recent interview with Harvard China Studies Professor William Kirby. While he discusses the current U.S.-China relationship in...

Top aides to President Trump want to leave a lasting legacy of ruptured ties between the two powers. China’s aggression has been helping...

Originally Published by Keith Bradsher and Steven Lee Myers on NYTimes.com The onslaught of U.S.-China news continues (a pointed...

Originally Published by Edward Wong , Lara Jakes and Steven Lee Myers on NYTimes.com Maintaining engagement is unfortunately becoming...

Originally Published on ChinaFile.com Yes. Yes. Yes. We should definitely continue engaging with China. Nurturing and maintaining a...

When countries clash, here’s what happens to those of us caught in the middle. Originally Published by Ian Johnson in the New York Times...

Originally Published on Medium.com Fifty years before the arrival of Marco Polo, a late Southern Song Dynasty government official based...