What China Actually Thinks: Inside the Numbers on America, Taiwan, and War National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2026-09-21 | What China Actually Thinks: Inside the Numbers on America, Taiwan, and War
Assignment China: An Oral History of American Correspondents in China National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-04-03 | Reporting on China is challenging and important. Assignment China tells the stories of some of the American journalists who have covered China from the time of the civil war of the 1940s through the COVID-19 pandemic. Former China correspondent Mike Chinoy assembles personal accounts from eminent journalists who share their stories of reporting on historic moments such as President Richard Nixon’s groundbreaking visit in 1972, China’s opening up to the outside world and its emergence as a global superpower, and the crackdowns in Tiananmen Square and Xinjiang. They describe the challenges of covering a complex society and offer insight into eight decades of tumultuous political, economic, and social change.In an interview conducted on March 22, 2023, Mike Chinoy and Lenora Chu discuss the people who have covered China for American media and how they have shaped American understanding of China.0:00-4:30 background 4:30-11:11 truth vs. fiction11:11-19:09 pre- and post- Mao era media relations19:09-32:43 Journalism in the Deng era, Tiananmen Square32:43- How have journalism and narratives changed?About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/american-correspondents-in-china _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Seeking Truth from Fact: Key Indicators for Chinas Economy in 2023 National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-27 | On March 5, 2023, China set a GDP growth target of around five percent for 2023, which is lower than expected. What are the major challenges and risks for China’s economic growth in 2023 and beyond? Where do the strengths in China’s economy lie? Both the promise of continued export and consumption growth and the threat of rising debt and property sector instability raise critical questions. How will tariffs, trade imbalances, and geopolitics affect China’s economic prospects?In an interview conducted in partnership with Peking University’s National School of Development on March 14, 2023, Dr. Hu Yifan and Dr. Lu Feng provide their forecasts of China’s economy for the coming year.0:00-3:00 introductions 3:00-11:00 Predictions for 202311:00-24:00 incentives, growth, and economic policy24:00-32:43 China’s population demographics and economy32:43-44:05 U.S.-China cooperation and trade44:05-50:56 Bank failures, nervous markets50:56- State of the RMB and USDAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/forecast-of-chinas-economy-for-2023 _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Two Sessions, Many Implications National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-23 | What are the implications of this year’s Two Sessions for President Xi Jinping and the latest roster of Party leaders, for those in the United States with a close eye on the U.S.-China relationship, and for the Chinese people? In an interview conducted on March 20, 2023, Dimitar Gueorguiev speaks with Rory Truex, and Ling Li about the 2023 Two Sessions in the context of China's domestic and international policies. The annual meetings of the National People’s Congress (NPC) and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), known as the “Two Sessions” or “Lianghui,” feature the gathering of political leaders in Beijing each spring to announce plans and goals for the coming year. In 2023, after a period of dramatic changes including China’s new approach to COVID-19, an economic downturn, and the war in Ukraine, the significance for the world of political events in China is clearer than ever.0:00-2:00 Introductions 2:00-8:46 What is the Two Sessions?8:46-24:22 Expectations, surprises, and power24:22-33:00 economic growth and Party- decision making 33:00- The future of China’s diplomacyAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/two-sessions-many-implications _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Improbable Diplomats: How Ping-Pong Players, Musicians, and Scientists Remade U.S.-China Relations National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-17 | Over the past few years, we have marked the 50th anniversaries of official visits to China by then National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger and President Richard Nixon. Historians have scrutinized the records of their conversations with Chinese leaders, but less attention has been given to people-to-people exchange that began with “ping-pong diplomacy.” Based on archival sources in China and the United States and numerous interviews, Pete Millwood argues in Improbable Diplomats that the significance of cultural and scientific exchanges goes beyond reacquainting the Chinese and American people with each other after two decades of minimal contact; exchanges also influenced Sino-American diplomatic relations and helped transform post-Mao China.In an interview conducted on March 9, 2023, Pete Millwood discusses with Alison Friedman how a diverse cast of Chinese and Americans – athletes and physicists, performing artists and seismologists – played a critical, but often overlooked, role in remaking U.S.-China relations.About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/improbable-diplomats-us-chinaHere’s a full transcript of this interview: ncuscr.org/podcast/improbable-diplomats-us-china _________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Dictatorship and Information: Authoritarian Regime Resilience in Communist Europe and China National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-13 | In Dictatorship and Information, Martin K. Dimitrov offers an approach to understanding possible solutions to the dictator’s dilemma (the balance between authoritarian governments’ use of information communication technology for economic development and the need to control the democratizing influences of this technology), which arises from the difficulty of calibrating repression and concessions due to distorted information about elite and popular discontent. Dr. Dimitrov argues that communist regimes are adept at developing sophisticated systems that mobilize the party, state security, and internal journalism to assess levels of dissent. Drawing from evidence across multiple communist regimes and numerous interviews, Professor Dimitrov contributes to our understanding of how autocrats learn – or don’t learn – about the societies they rule, and how they maintain or lose their hold on power.In an interview conducted on March 7, 2023, Martin Dimitrov discusses information-gathering of communist regimes and how it extends authoritarian governments’ tenure with Kellee Tsai.About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/dictatorship-information-chinaHere's a full transcript of this interview: ncuscr.org/podcast/dictatorship-information-china _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How concerned should Americans be about Chinese espionage? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-10 | Ever since a balloon flew from China over the United States in February, concerns about surveillance have been at the forefront of U.S.-China relations. But the two countries have a long history of spying on each other. In this short explainer, National Committee Public Intellectuals Program fellow John Delury contextualizes the current tensions and assesses just how worried Americans should be about Chinese espionage.About the speaker: ncuscr.org/video/chinese-espionageA transcript of this interview is available here: ncuscr.org/podcast/chinese-espionage _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
The Dragon Roars Back: Transformational Leaders and Dynamics of Chinese Foreign Policy National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-06 | With Chinese President Xi Jinping’s political authority unmatched, his sense of mission to restore what he believes is China’s natural position as a great power drives the nation’s foreign policy. When China was weak, it was subordinated to others. Now China is strong, and wants others to fall in line, at least on the issues involving what it regards as core national interests.In The Dragon Roars Back, Suisheng Zhao weaves together complex events, processes, and players in an analysis of Chinese foreign policy transitions since the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, and Xi Jinping were and are transformational leaders who have charted unique courses of Chinese foreign policy in the quest for security, prosperity, and power.In an interview conducted on February 15, 2023, Suisheng Zhao discusses the key leaders who have shaped Chinese foreign policy with Sheena Chestnut Greitens.About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/dragon-roars-back-chinese-foreign-policy _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Digital Financial Revolution: Blockchain in the PRC National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-03-01 | Since its advent in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, blockchain technology has taken the economic world by storm. Open-source blockchain transactions have increased the speed of, and trust in, cross-border financial transactions. Many in the United States see the technology as a new and improved medium to raise and exchange capital. In China, the technology, though much more tightly regulated, has likewise begun to proliferate and has even been identified as one of China’s seven “frontier technologies” in its 14th Five Year Plan (2021-2025). Blockchain has the potential to transform industries in both countries and globally. This pioneering system is at the forefront of U.S.-China technological competition, and both nations have the potential to use the technology to remake the global financial system.In an interview conducted on February 9, 2023, Paul Triolo examines recent developments in China’s blockchain evolution, focusing on its role in the U.S.-China relationship.0:00-4:50 Introduction, What is blockchain?4:50-15:53 China’s innovation and regulation15:53-20:51 Can we regulate cryptocurrency? 20:51-27:00 U.S.-China blockchain regulation27:00- the metaverse About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/blockchain-china-prc _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Eyes on Ukraine Part III: The One-Year Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-02-21 | In the year since Russia invaded Ukraine, U.S.-China relations have continued to deteriorate; one factor is Beijing’s continued support of Moscow’s position and rhetoric. What does Beijing gain from its tacit backing of Russia? How successful have the U.S.-led sanctions been at stemming Russia’s war effort? As China reopens its economy and looks to rebuild its international business and diplomatic relationships after three years of Covid lockdowns, how does its relationship with Russia affect China’s strategic, economic, and diplomatic goals?Yun Sun discusses the dynamics among China, Russia, and the United States in an interview conducted on February 17, 2023.0:00-1:17 Introductions 1:17-10:39 What is China’s impact on the war? China-Russia trade and relations10:39-14:00 Ukraine-Taiwan parallels 14:00-21:06 China in the middle21:06-24:16 The impact on U.S.-China relations24:16- The future of China-Russia relations About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/eyes-on-ukraine-part-iii _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Guide to China’s Climate Policy 2022 National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-02-10 | Summer 2022 was hot! On June 25, the temperature in Hebei province reached 111.6°, breaking an all-time record. A few weeks later, the temperature in Shanghai hit 105.6°, the highest ever recorded there. On July 19, weather stations in the United Kingdom recorded temperatures above 104° for the first time in history; in the United States, at least 43 locations broke or tied their records for the hottest July ever. The temperature in western Iran reached 128.5° on August 9, the highest August temperature ever recorded in Asia. Increasingly severe and frequent storms, droughts, and floods lie ahead, and seas are rising. As the world’s leading emitter of heat-trapping gases by a wide margin, there is no solution to climate change without China.In an interview conducted on February 3, 2023, Guide to China’s Climate Policy 2022 co-authors David Sandalow and Edmund Downie discuss China’s role in facing the global challenge presented by climate change with Angel Hsu.0:00-2:06 Introductions 2:06-10:30 China’s climate background and efforts10:30-21:16 China’s climate market21:16-25:40 What will it take to lower coal consumption?25:40-28:08 U.S.-China climate cooperationAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/guide-to-chinas-climate-policy-2022 _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
What is unique about Taiwans political culture? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-02-03 | Taiwan was ranked in the Economist Intelligence Unit's 2022 Democracy Index as the tenth-most democratic region in the world, and first in Asia. What makes Taiwan's political culture so unique?Sara Newland and Lev Nachman share their views on how a vibrant civil society, protest culture, and respect for progressive values characterize Taiwan today.Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/taiwan-complex-hotspotVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Agents of Subversion: The Fate of John T. Downey and the CIAs Covert War in China National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-02-01 | Agents of Subversion reconstructs the story of a botched mission into Manchuria, placing it in the context of a wider CIA campaign against China. In the winter of 1952, the CIA flew a covert mission into China to pick up an agent. One of the Americans on the mission, a recent Yale graduate named John T. Downey, ended up a prisoner in China for the next twenty years. The U.S. government kept the public in the dark about decades of covert activity directed against China while Downey languished in a Beijing prison and his mother lobbied desperately for his release. John Delury sheds new light on Mao’s campaigns to eliminate counterrevolutionaries and on his use of captive spies in diplomacy with the West.In an interview conducted on January 25, 2023, John Delury and Jerome Cohen discuss Downey’s story and its implication for today with Gina Tam.0:00-2:27 introductions 2:27-11:19 Who was John Downey? 11:19- 16:00 Cold War framework16:00-23:33 What did it have to take for Downey’s release?23:33-29:26 CIA activity in China29:26-Present U.S.-China cooperationAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/agents-of-subversion-john-t-downey _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Is China responsible for the U.S. trade deficit? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-01-27 | The U.S. trade deficit with China has been widely discussed and debated, but what's actually driving it?Steven Roach, senior fellow at the Paul Tsai China Center at Yale Law School and former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, breaks down the U.S. trade deficit and explains why trading practices are only a small part of the issue.Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/us-china-false-narrativesVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
PRC Ambassador Qin Gang Honors NCUSCR President Stephen Orlins National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-01-25 | PRC Ambassador to the United States Qin Gang presented the U.S.-China Friendship Envoy Award to National Committee on U.S.-China Relations President Stephen Orlins on December 6, 2022 in Chicago. In his presentation, Ambassador Qin, now Foreign Minister, discussed his longtime relationship with Mr. Orlins. Mr. Orlins also offered remarks on the state of the U.S.-China relationship. The award, whose prior recipients include former U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad, was presented at the 2022 China General Chamber of Commerce Chicago gala event. _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
War and Peace in the Taiwan Strait National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-01-18 | As tensions continue to rise between the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan, analysts and officials warn of a growing risk of military conflict, which could potentially draw in the United States. How worried should we be about a war in the Taiwan Strait?Scott L. Kastner sheds new light on the prospects for cross-strait military conflict in his new book, War and Peace in the Taiwan Strait. He examines several key regional trends that have complex implications for stability, including deepening economic integration, the shifting balance of military power, uncertainty about the future of U.S. commitment, and domestic political changes in both the PRC and Taiwan. While the risks of conflict are real, they should not be exaggerated.In an interview conducted by Jessica Chen Weiss on January 11, 2023, Scott Kastner argues that several distinct pathways could lead to the breakout of hostilities, yet war is not inevitable.A full transcript of this interview is available here: ncuscr.org/podcast/war-and-peace-taiwan-strait0:00-2:21 Introductions 2:21-8:01 Background on Taiwan8:01-14:58 How can we avoid conflict while navigating U.S.-China relations?14:58-20:24 The possibility of unification 20:24-25:16 What are Beijing’s challenges?25:16-29:10 What is the future of Taiwan?29:10 Avoiding tragedy About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/war-and-peace-taiwan-strait _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Should the U.S. and China collaborate on climate? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-01-13 | Is combating climate change an area in which the United States and China can work together?Angel Hsu, professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and founder of the Data-Driven EnviroLab, explains how both countries can use their respective competitive advantages to help the world reach net-zero.Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/chinas-next-actVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Material Contradictions in Mao’s China National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2023-01-03 | The growth of markets and consumerism in China’s post-Mao era of political and economic reform is familiar. The Mao period (1949–1976), by contrast, a time of scarcity, appears to have had little material culture. In reality, people attributed great meaning to materials and objects, often precisely because they were rare, expensive, and difficult to obtain. Material Contradictions in Mao’s China, essays on art, cinema, culture, performance, and more, explores the paradox of material culture under Chinese Communist Party rule and illustrates how central material culture was to social and economic construction of the country and to projections of a socialist utopia within reach of every person, if only they worked hard enough.In an interview conducted on December 9, 2022, Material Contradictions co-editors Jennifer Altehenger and Denise Ho, in conversation with Philip Tinari, discuss the significance of physical objects during the Mao period.0:00-2:22 Introductions 2:22-8:27 Material Contradictions Under Mao8:27- 17:28 Objects, scarcity, and abundance17:28-25:45 The political and the commodity25:45- Agency in consumerismAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/material-culture-maos-china _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Accidental Conflict: America, China, and the Clash of False Narratives National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-12-21 | Stephen Roach’s new book, Accidental Conflict: America, China, and the Clash of False Narratives, examines the ominous trajectory of conflict escalation between the United States and China and offers suggestions for resolution. In just four years, two countries have entered a trade war, a tech war, and perhaps a new Cold War. This conflict between the world’s two most powerful nations would not have happened but for an unnecessary clash of false narratives. The United States falsely blames its trade and technology threats on China yet overlooks its shaky saving foundation. China falsely blames its growth challenges on America’s alleged containment of market-based socialism, ignoring its failed economic rebalancing. In an interview conducted on December 19, 2022, Stephen Roach argues that much of the rhetoric on both sides is dangerously misguided, more a reflection of each nation’s fears and vulnerabilities than a reasonable assessment of the risks they face.0:00-3:35 U.S.-China uncomfortable codependency 3:35-10:23 False narratives of technology and IP theft10:23-17:36 Bipartisan rhetoric and economics17:36-23:48 the trajectory of U.S.-China trade23:48-26:15 Does China need the U.S.?26:15-30:35 Economic competition30:35-Conflict resolutions About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/us-china-false-narratives _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Why is China so concerned with domestic stability? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-12-15 | "When you look more recently at China's trajectory, you see things like the Great Leap Forward. You see things like the Cultural Revolution. You see things like what happened in June of 1989, the Tiananmen Square uprising. So domestic stability is a real concern and traditionally has been in China."Ambassador Jon M. Huntsman Jr. contextualizes China's need to prioritize domestic stability in a conversation about how U.S. policymakers should "right-size" the China challenge at CHINA Town Hall 2022. WATCH THE FULL PROGRAM: ncuscr.org/event/cth-2022-jon-huntsmanOn October 26, 2022, the National Committee held CHINA Town Hall 2022, a national conversation on how the U.S.-China relationship affects our communities. As one of few Americans to personally know Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, Ambassador Huntsman discussed the ways America can cooperate and compete with China, as both countries confront the most critical issues of the 21st century.The National Committee is proud to partner with a wide range of institutions and community groups, including colleges and universities, world affairs councils, and trade and business associations to bring this important national conversation to local communities around America for the 16th consecutive year._________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How can the United States benefit from U.S.-China competition? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-12-12 | "We're good competitors, we do it well. And that brings out the best in innovation, which always brings good dividends."Ambassador Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discusses the CHIPS Act, small nanometer semiconductors, export controls, and more in a conversation about U.S.-China competition at CHINA Town Hall 2022. WATCH THE FULL PROGRAM: ncuscr.org/event/cth-2022-jon-huntsmanOn October 26, 2022, the National Committee held CHINA Town Hall 2022, a national conversation on how the U.S.-China relationship affects our communities. As one of few Americans to personally know Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, Ambassador Huntsman discussed the ways America can cooperate and compete with China, as both countries confront the most critical issues of the 21st century.The National Committee is proud to partner with a wide range of institutions and community groups, including colleges and universities, world affairs councils, and trade and business associations to bring this important national conversation to local communities around America for the 16th consecutive year._________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
CHINA Town Hall: Jon M. Huntsman Jr. National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-18 | Conversation starts - 3:24U.S.-China healthcare cooperation - 14:16Technology competition - 19:30Russia-China relations - 31:35Anti-Asian racism - 53:46Former Ambassador to China, Russia, and Singapore Jon M. Huntsman Jr. is the featured speaker for CHINA Town Hall 2022, a national conversation on how the U.S.-China relationship affects our communities. As one of few Americans to personally know Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, Ambassador Huntsman discussed the ways America can cooperate and compete with China, as both countries confront the most critical issues of the 21st century. From supply chains to national security, new technologies to climate change, the future of both countries will be determined by their relations with one another and the global community.About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/cth-2022-jon-huntsman _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
CHINA Town Hall: Jon M. Huntsman Jr. National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-17 | Former Ambassador to China, Russia, and Singapore Jon M. Huntsman Jr. will be the featured speaker for CHINA Town Hall 2022, a national conversation on how the U.S.-China relationship affects our communities. From supply chains to national security, new technologies to climate change, the future of both countries will be determined by their relations with one another and the global community.Join the National Committee on Wednesday, November 16 at 7:00 p.m. EST for a nationwide virtual conversation, including Q&A, with a leading authority on foreign policy. As one of few Americans to personally know Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, Ambassador Huntsman will discuss the ways America can cooperate and compete with China, as both countries confront the most critical issues of the 21st century.About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/cth-2022-jon-huntsman _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Climate (in)Action Amidst U.S.- China Tensions National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-10 | For much of 2022, the entire planet has been struggling to cope with extreme weather events, ranging from brutal heatwaves and severe droughts in some regions to record rainfall and catastrophic flooding in others. Despite this, in early August, Beijing suspended ongoing U.S.-China talks on climate change in response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. While some climate experts have argued that what matters most in the fight to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is for the United States and China to take action domestically, the suspension of talks represents a shift in the effort to shield the climate agenda from geopolitics and has implications for the ability of each country, and the world, to meet essential reduction targets. In conversation with Alex Wang on November 1, 2022, Michael Davidson and Joanna Lewis discuss the significance of the downturn in U.S.-China relations on multilateral climate action. 0:00 Introduction2:22 How will U.S.-China tensions affect COP27?6:24 How important is U.S.-China cooperation to global climate action?9:18 Can the U.S. and China cooperate after COP27?15:00 Will U.S.-China competition benefit or harm climate action efforts?25:30 How can the U.S. support domestic climate action initiatives?30:38 Why is energy security so important?About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/us-china-climate-action _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
President Xi’s Remarks | NCUSCR Gala 2022 National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-08 | On the occasion of the 2022 NCUSCR Gala, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim Xu Xueyuan reads a congratulatory letter to the National Committee from PRC President Xi Jinping. On October 26, 2022, the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations held its black-tie Gala Dinner at The Plaza New York. Members and friends gathered to celebrate the over $3 million raised to support the Committee’s mission and work. 0:00 President Xi's remarks 2:35 Minister Xu's remarks More about the 2021 Gala: ncuscr.org/event/2022-gala-dinner _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
President Biden’s Remarks | NCUSCR Gala 2022 National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-08 | On the occasion of the 2022 NCUSCR Gala, NCUSCR Chair and former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob J. Lew reads a letter from U.S. President Joseph Biden to the National Committee. On October 26, 2022, the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations held its black-tie Gala Dinner at The Plaza New York. Members and friends gathered to celebrate the over $3 million raised to support the Committee’s mission and work. 0:00 Secretary Lew's remarks 2:56 President Biden's remarks More about the 2021 Gala: ncuscr.org/event/2022-gala-dinner _________________________________ ► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube ► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media ► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr ► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR ► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr ► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr ► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr ► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org ► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Conversation between Secretary Jacob Lew and Trade Representative Katherine Tai National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-08 | On the occasion of the 2022 NCUSCR Gala, NCUSCR Chair and former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob J. Lew and United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai engage in a conversation about the state and future of U.S.-China relations. On October 26, 2022, the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations held its black-tie Gala Dinner at The Plaza New York. Members and friends gathered to celebrate the over $3 million raised to support the Committee’s mission and work. More about the 2021 Gala: ncuscr.org/event/2022-gala-dinner_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
NCUSCR Gala Dinner 2022 National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-11-04 | On October 26, 2022, the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations held its black-tie Gala Dinner at The Plaza New York. Members and friends gathered to celebrate the over $3 million raised to support the Committee’s mission and work.The Gala’s honoree was Evan G. Greenberg, chairman and chief executive officer of Chubb, has made enormous contributions to constructive Sino-American relations. A longtime NCUSCR board member, Mr. Greenberg is currently a vice chair of the National Committee and believes in and strongly supports its mission.NCUSCR board member and General Atlantic CEO William “Bill” Ford presented the award to Mr. Greenberg. The program also featured remarks from NCUSCR Chair and former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob J. Lew, NCUSCR President Stephen A. Orlins, and NCUSCR Executive Vice Chair Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, as well as a conversation with United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai. Both President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping sent letters of congratulations.0:00 Stephen Orlins's introduction10:48 Remarks from Dr. Henry Kissinger15:55 U.S.-China trade with Secretary Lew and Ambassador Tai41:40 President Biden’s remarks 48:26 President Xi’s remarks 56:18 Introducing gala honoree1:02:23 Chair Evan Greenberg’s remarks More about the 2021 Gala: ncuscr.org/event/2022-gala-dinner_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Beyond Surprises: Evaluating China’s Post-20th Party Congress Leadership Lineup National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-27 | Given the opaque nature of the leadership changes prior the 20th Party Congress, the announcement of the composition of the Politburo and the Politburo Standing Committee will surely surprise many observers of Chinese elite politics.In conversation with National Committee President Steve Orlins, Cheng Li provides fresh insights into the main surprises on the personnel front. In addition, Dr. Li discusses whether the appointments reveal any shifts in the balance of power and factional fault lines in Zhongnanhai, what the new leadership suggests about the trajectory of domestic and foreign policy, and what Xi Jinping might have signaled regarding future political succession.This webinar was conducted at 10:00 a.m. on October 26, 2022, three days after the conclusion of the Party Congress.0:00 Introductions3:02 What is the structure of the Chinese Communist Party?7:05 Who will be on the Politburo Standing Committee?10:17 What are the surprises coming out of the 20th Party Congress?23:28 What will China's foreign policy and economy teams look like?31:00 How many Politburo members are foreign-educated?32:56 What are Xi Jinping's priorities in his next term?38:46 What happened to Hu Chunhua and Hu Jintao?42:50 Is Qin Gang's ascension to Foreign Minister attributed to his relationship with Xi Jinping?51:00 What will be the role of the State Council?55:08 What are the implications for the Taiwan Affairs Office?58:23 How has China's middle class responded to these appointments?About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/20th-party-congress_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
2022 National Committee on US-China Relations Annual Award Gala National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-27 | National Committee on U.S.-China Relations Gala Dinner 2022October 26, 20227:30 – 9:30 p.m. EDTSpeaker Schedule7:30Stephen A. Orlins, President, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations7:40Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, Chairman, Kissinger Associates7:45Ambassador Katherine Tai, United States Trade RepresentativeSecretary Jacob J. Lew, Chair, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations (Moderator)8:15Dinner service (no speakers)9:00Secretary Jacob J. Lew, Chair, National Committee on U.S.-China RelationsRemarks and reading of letter from U.S. President Joseph Biden9:05Xu Xueyuan, Chargé d'Affaires ad interim, Deputy Chief of Mission and Minister, Embassy of the PRC in the United StatesRemarks and reading of letter from PRC President Xi Jinping9:10Bill Ford, Chairman and CEO of General Atlantic9:15Evan G. Greenberg, Chairman and CEO, ChubbRemarks9:30Event End
Trafficking Data: How China is Winning the Battle for Digital Sovereignty National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-25 | In Trafficking Data, Aynne Kokas examines how technology firms in the two largest economies in the world, the United States and China, exploit government policy (and the lack thereof) to gather information on citizens, putting American national security at risk. She argues that U.S. government leadership failures, Silicon Valley’s disruption preoccupation, and Wall Street’s addiction to growth have fueled China’s technological gold rush. Drawing on extensive fieldwork in the two countries and numerous corporate and policy documents, Trafficking Data explains how China is fast becoming the global leader in internet governance and policy, and thus of the data that defines our public and private lives.In an interview conducted on October 11, 2022, Aynne Kokas, in conversation with Silvia Lindtner, argues that American complacency provides Chinese firms the opportunity to gather data in the United States and send it back to China, and by extension, to the Chinese government.0:00 Introductions2:04 China’s technological advances and geopolitical power9:08 United States and China as digitized nations16:38 Population biometric data and Zero-COVID20:38 Can data science map Chinese society during the COVID-19 pandemic?About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/trafficking-data-china_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Texture on Taiwan: Deciphering Asias Most Complex Hotspot | Jessica Drun, Lev Nachman, Sara Newland National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-20 | In the wake of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s high profile visit to Taiwan in August, public focus on the island has reached a crescendo as Chinese military maneuvers and government rhetoric continue to escalate. How has Taiwan dealt with the increased volatility? How has the war in Ukraine affected China’s decision-making going forward? Are Taiwan’s global economic ties and critical role in technology supply chains strong enough to help deter a wider conflict? Most importantly, what does it all mean for ordinary Taiwanese?In a conversation moderated by Sara Newland on October 12, 2022, leading Taiwan experts Jessica Drun and Lev Nachman explore Taiwan’s complex dynamics and implications for the United States and the U.S.-China relationship.0:00 Introduction2:48 How did Taiwanese respond to Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit?10:33 Is the war in Ukraine shifting behavior in Taiwan?14:53 What's happening with the Taiwanese elections in 2022 and 2024?19:11 What is the future of the KMT? 23:11 How has Taiwan capitalized on recent soft power wins?27:35 What should people know about Taiwan?About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/taiwan-complex-hotspot_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Overreach: How China Derailed its Peaceful Rise | Susan Shirk National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-17 | For several decades after “reform and opening” began in 1978, China’s leaders adopted a restrained approach to foreign policy, assuring the world of its peaceful intentions. Then, as Susan Shirk argues in her latest book, Overreach: How China Derailed its Peaceful Rise, China went from fragile superpower to global heavyweight, threatening Taiwan and its neighbors in the South China Sea, tightening its grip on Hong Kong, and openly challenging the United States for preeminence economically, technologically, and militarily.In an interview conducted on October 13, 2022, Susan Shirk urges the United States and other countries to respond to China’s overreach with restraint. Understanding the domestic roots of China’s actions will enable the world to avoid the mistakes that could lead to war.0:00 Introduction6:05 How is China responding to changes in society?11:13 The relationship between Beijing, Taiwan, and overseas18:17 Confucius Institutes as symbols 19:53 Xi Jinping, popularity, and Zero-COVID26:20 U.S. position on ChinaAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/china-rise-overreach_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Semiconductors and U.S.-China Relations | Paul Triolo National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-07 | Semiconductors have become a critical policy issue around the world, making news because of their importance for everything from cellphones to nuclear weapons, as supply chain bottlenecks and political confrontations drive up scarcity and price. Global companies like TSMC and Huawei face difficult operating landscapes as they seek greater regulatory harmonization and clarity. What role do semiconductors play in the relationships among the United States, China, and Taiwan? Technology policy expert Paul Triolo joined National Committee President Stephen Orlins for an interview conducted on September 30, 2022, to examine the complex geopolitical tensions surrounding the global semiconductor industry, its role in the U.S.-China relationship, and potential ways forward for the United States and China.0:00 Introduction1:43 Why are semiconductors important?4:44 Will China's semiconductor industry succeed?9:36 U.S. response and dependence on Taiwan16:09 Is the CHIPS Act good policy?20:24 Restrictions, competition, and supply chainAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/semiconductors-us-china-relations_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
The China Questions 2: Critical Insights into U.S.-China Relations National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-10-03 | For decades Americans have described China as a rising power. That description no longer fits: China has already risen. What does this mean for the U.S.-China relationship, for the global economy, and for international security? Covering security, economics, military development, climate change, public health, science and technology, education, and Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Xinjiang, the essays in The China Questions 2 look at key sites of friction and potential areas for collaboration.In an interview conducted on September 21, 2022, China Questions 2 co-editors Maria Adele Carrai and Michael Szonyi argue that we are not facing Cold War 2.0, but rather a complex mix of conflict, competition, and cooperation that must be understood in the domestic realities of the United States and China, as well as the international context.0:00-2:51 Introduction2:51-10 Key questions and accessibility 10:00-15:13 Chinese constructive engagement 15:13-20:12 U.S. economic involvement and revisionist powers20:13-24:07 Has constructive engagement failed?24:07-36:11The China Questions 2About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/china-questions-2_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Power and Restraint in China’s Rise | Chin-Hao Huang National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-09-28 | How does restraint in Chinese statecraft challenge the standard narrative about rising powers’ behavior? Conventional wisdom holds that China’s rise is disrupting the global balance of power in unpredictable ways. However, China has often deferred to the consensus of smaller neighboring countries on regional security. In Power and Restraint in China’s Rise (Columbia University Press), Chin-Hao Huang argues that China’s aspirations for legitimacy and acceptance provide a rationale for refraining from coercive measures. His findings show why paying attention to the targets of Chinese power matters and what the future of engagement with China might look like.In a conversation with Carl Minzner conducted on September 16, 2022, Chin-Hao Huang explains why China considers the views and interests of small states, and how collective action can induce change in its behavior.0:00-2:51 Introduction2:51-10 Key questions and accessibility 10:00-15:13 Chinese constructive engagement 15:13-20:12 U.S. economic involvement and revisionist powers20:13-24:07 Has constructive engagement failed?24:07-36:11The China Questions 2About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/power-and-restraint-chinas-rise_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
China’s Next Act: How Sustainability & Technology are Reshaping China’s Rise and the World’s Future National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-09-22 | Following decades of growth and development, Chinese officials, businesses, and institutions now play a critical role in every major global issue. The challenges posed by climate change, pandemics, and emerging technologies make dealing with the Chinese state, its firms, and other institutions more complex and more critical than ever before. In China’s Next Act: How Sustainability and Technology are Reshaping China’s Rise and the World’s Future (Oxford University Press), Scott Moore argues that none of these increasingly pressing, shared global challenges can be tackled without China and, as a result, that the world must re-envision China’s rise and global role in in terms of sustainability and technology.In conversation with Angel Hsu on September 15, 2022, Dr. Moore explores China’s part to play in tackling shared ecological and technological challenges.0:00-1:51 Introductions 1:51-6:14 Why now? U.S.-China scientific collaboration or rivalry?6:14-10:30 Cooperation vs. competition10:30-14:00 Climate and clean energy14:00-20:22 Can we cooperate with China on climate policy?20:22-24:45 Chinese innovation24:45-31:04 How to reengage with Chinese counterparts About the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/chinas-next-act___________________________________________________________________________►Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube►Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media►Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr►Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR►Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr►Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr►Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr►Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org►Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
What China’s Slowing Economy Means for the U.S. National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-09-16 | How will a weaker Chinese economy affect people in the United States and the rest of the world? Houze Song, a MacroPolo expert on the Chinese economy, breaks down how China’s slowing economy will impact global trade, American exports, the U.S. stock market, and more. Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/chinas-slowing-economyVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How China’s Slowing Economy Affects the United States | Houze Song National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-09-09 | China’s economy has grown faster than any other over the last 40 years — but there are troubling signs ahead. How could a Chinese economic downturn affect people in the rest of the world?Houze Song, a fellow at MacroPolo who specializes in the Chinese economy, explains how slowing economic growth, an aging society, and a looming property crisis have implications not just for China, but for the United States and beyond.0:00 What is the general trend of China's economic outlook?0:52 What indicators measure the health of China's economy?1:56 What are the challenges facing China's economy?5:08 How will a slowing Chinese economy affect the United States?About the speaker: ncuscr.org/podcast/chinas-slowing-economyVisit our website for more U.S.-China Insights: ncuscr.org/us-china-insights___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How to Manage U.S.-China Competition National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-31 | American and Chinese perceptions of each other are hardening at the same time competition is intensifying between the two countries. But neither side benefits from that competition escalating into conflict. Evan Medeiros of Georgetown University shares his recommendations for managing the U.S.-China relationship in a way that balances both competition and cooperation. Watch the full video here: ncuscr.org/event/major-power-rivalry-east-asia Visit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials ___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
China’s Rise in the Global South: The Middle East, Africa, and Beijing’s Alternative World Order National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-29 | As China and the United States increasingly compete for power in key areas of U.S. influence, great power conflict looms. China’s Rise in the Global South examines China’s behavior as a rising power in two key global south regions: the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa. Dawn Murphy compares and analyzes thirty years of China’s interactions with these regions in several areas: politics, economics, foreign aid, and military. From the Belt and Road Initiative to the founding of new cooperation forums and special envoys, Dr. Murphy’s book offers an in-depth look at China’s foreign policy approach to the countries it considers its partners in South-South cooperation.In a conversation with Lina Benabdallah held on August 19, 2022, Dawn C. Murphy argues that China is constructing an alternative international order.Disclaimer: The views expressed in this interview are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the National Defense University, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.0:00 Introduction3:33 China’s Alternative World Order7:50 China in the Middle East and Africa17:45 Chinese-Global South mediation and diplomacy25:45 China studies during COVID30:08 Economic slowdownAbout the speakers: ncuscr.org/event/chinas-rise-global-south_________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Empires of Ideas: Creating the Modern University from Germany to America to China | William C. Kirby National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-25 | Will China become the global leader in higher education in the 21st century? The modern research university was born in 19th century Germany; during the 20th, the United States took the lead. In his book Empires of Ideas, William C. Kirby argues that Chinese universities are among the most innovative educational centers in the world. Professor Kirby examines the successes of several leading universities in Germany and the United States, and compares them to three Chinese universities aspiring to become world-class institutions that can compete with the best that United States and Europe have to offer. In an interview conducted on August 16, 2022, William C. Kirby examines the rise of the modern research university and liberal education, and the challenges facing higher education institutions in China, the United States, and Germany.0:00 How did U.S. universities come to lead the world?3:58 What makes a great university?6:16 How did the German university model change higher education?9:53 Why are Harvard, Berkeley, and Duke important to understand for the future of U.S. higher ed?17:08 What can about Tsinghua, Nanjing University, and the University of Hong Kong tell us about Chinese higher ed?26:00 Are there barriers to conducting research at Chinese universities?29:03 Is the deteriorating U.S.-China relationship affecting higher ed in both countries?About the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/chinese-modern-universities___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Latin America, China, and the United States: A Triangular Relationship National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-22 | China’s engagement and influence in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have grown with the expansion of the Belt and Road Initiative into the region. Increased American attention suggests changes in a complex triangular relationship. What is China’s ambition in the region? What would LAC countries stand to gain from more robust partnerships with China? Will they feel pressure to choose between China and the United States?In a conversation moderated by Xiaoyu Pu on August 12, 2022, Álvaro Méndez and Margaret Myers discuss China’s growing involvement in LAC and its implications for the United States.0:00 Introduction1:41 China-Latin America8:55 Debt12:29 BRI18:00 U.S.-Latin AmericaAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/event/latin-america-china___________________________________________________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/...
Chinas Growing Sci-fi Universe National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-19 | Less than 50 years ago, science fiction movies were banned in China under the rubric of "spiritual pollution" from the West. Today, the Chinese sci-fi industry— replete with books, films, and games— is worth billions of dollars. How has science fiction developed as a genre in China, and what does it reveal about the China’s economic, political, and technological goals? Professor Jing Tsu of Yale University discusses China's growing sci-fi universe and its implications for the rest of the world. Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/china-science-fiction-universe Visit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How China is catching up on Semiconductors National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-12 | Semiconductors are the chips found in all of our phones, tablets, and laptops — they're basically the building blocks of all our technology. Over the last two decades, China has outpaced the rest of the world in several key aspects of semiconductor production. How have they done it? We asked Anja Manuel, co-founder of a strategic consulting firm that works with the international semiconductor market, to explain how China has developed its semiconductor industry, why it has been so successful, and what the United States can do to learn and adapt. Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.org/video/china-semiconductors-horizonsVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
What is Chinas Nuclear Policy? National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-09 | China is the only nuclear power that has a "no first use" policy, which pledges that China will never be the first country to use nuclear weapons in a conflict. But is it really that straightforward?Nuclear expert Tong Zhao of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace discusses China's approach to nuclear weapons, its expanding nuclear capabilities, and the potential impact on the U.S.-China security relationship. Watch the full interview here: ncuscr.video/rising-nuclear-tensionsVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Ten Years of Chinas Belt and Road: Reflections and Recent Developments | Min Ye, Ka Zeng National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-05 | China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was first discussed ten years ago. What has happened over the past ten years? Due to the COVID-19 lockdown, BRI’s current state and future trajectories are more confusing and controversial than ever. Do China’s leading coalitions still support BRI?Min Ye discusses the current status and future directions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative in conversation with Ka Zeng.Chapters:0:00 Introduction2:20 Who are the BRI actors?7:48 Global and domestic impact14:39 Transparency and corruption20:30 U.S.-China competition30:14 Economy32:24 CooperationAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/events/chinas-belt-and-road___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Taiwan, China, and the United States - What is at Stake? | Ryan Hass National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-08-02 | Taiwan is a major flashpoint amid escalating tensions in U.S.-China relations. Ryan Hass, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former director for China, Taiwan and Mongolia at the National Security Council (NSC) staff (2013-2017), explains U.S. policy on Taiwan and China’s forceful reactions to perceived changes in the status quo.Chapters:0:00 Introduction0:48 One China Principle vs Policy3:11 Strategic ambiguity6:05 Pelosi's Taiwan visit10:32 Future of U.S.-China relationsAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/events/taiwan-china-united-states___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Daring to Struggle: China’s Global Ambitions Under Xi Jinping | Bates Gill National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-07-29 | What does China ultimately want in the world?China under the leadership of Xi Jinping has become an intense competitor across the globe. economically, technologically, diplomatically, militarily, and in seeking to influence people’s hearts and minds. In this interview conducted on July 21, 2022, Macquarie University Professor Bates Gill explains the fundamental motivations driving the country’s dynamic, assertive, and risk-taking approach to the world.Professor Gill analyzes how the pursuit of six major goals shapes China's foreign relationships in its Indo-Pacific neighborhood and beyond: 1) legitimacy, 2) sovereignty, 3) wealth, 4) power, 5) leadership, and 6) ideas.Chapters:0:00 The book2:51 Economic growth8:48 Taiwan14:23 Xinjiang18:47 Ukraine21:55 China as a military threat26:07 Can diplomacy work?29:44 People-to-people exchange33:00 Xi Jinping's missionAbout the speaker: ncuscr.org/events/daring-to-struggle___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
Risks of Turning Away Chinese Students National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-07-22 | Did you know that over 300,000 Chinese students were enrolled at U.S. higher education institutions last year? Professors Mary Gallagher (University of Michigan) and Rory Truex (Princeton University) share their thoughts on the benefits Chinese students bring to American universities, and the issues they face due to strained U.S.-China ties. Watch the full program here: ncuscr.video/higher-ed-us-china-relationsVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
How China is Transforming Electric Vehicles National Committee on U.S.-China Relations 2022-07-21 | China is driving electric vehicle (EV) production at home and abroad. Jennifer Turner of the Wilson Center's China Environment Forum breaks down the recent evolution of China's dynamic EV industry and how it could impact car manufacturers around the world. Interview conducted in October 2020. Watch the full interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=Pi9RlgRN9AkVisit our website for more U.S.-China Essentials: ncuscr.org/us-china-essentials___________________________________► Subscribe to our channel: ncuscr.video/subscribe-youtube► Check out the rest of our videos and podcasts here: ncuscr.org/media► Follow @NCUSCR on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ncuscr► Facebook: facebook.com/NCUSCR► Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/ncuscr► Instagram: instagram.com/ncuscr► Weibo: weibo.com/ncuscr► Visit our website for the latest information on our upcoming events, programs, digital content, and more: ncuscr.org► Support our mission to promote understanding and cooperation between the United States and China: secure.givelively.org/donate/ncuscr/promote-engagement
