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How NATO Accidentally Bombed The Chinese Embassy in Belgrade - with Susan Shirk
“The problem was that the Chinese government and people had huge respect for American competence, and they believed that it was impossible for us to…
Dec 21
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何流｜Liu He
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Do you enjoy reading Peking Hotel?
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Dec 20
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WTO Negotiations, life inside State Department, and the peak of American unipolarity — with Susan Shirk
The former academic-turned-State Department official talks about how she joined the Clinton administration and took part in the landmark WTO deal with…
Dec 5
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November 2024
Finding relics among the ruins of the Cultural Revolution — with Ian Johnson
The Pulitzer-winning journalist tells the story of his first trip to China and how it changed his views on foreign reporting.
Nov 22
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When I taught at the Central Party School in Beijing - with Larry Diamond
The moderator tried to control things, but people weren’t waiting for their turn. “We need democracy in the Chinese Communist Party,” and suddenly…
Nov 13
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When I taught at the Central Party School in Beijing - with Larry Diamond
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October 2024
My China Journey - with Fox Butterfield
The first New York Times correspondent in China after 1949 opens up on his life-long journey with China.
Oct 29
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How I Opened The New York Times’s Beijing Bureau – with Fox Butterfield
Yes, they thought The New York Times was the People's Daily of America.
Oct 18
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何流｜Liu He
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Fairbank’s Rice Paddies, Pentagon Papers and the Making of an Asia Correspondent — with Fox Butterfield
Fox Butterfield started The New York Times’ first Beijing Bureau. Now he recounts his personal history in the early years.
Oct 7
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September 2024
Real Ideals and False Hopes: Seeing China in the Vietnam War — with Orville Schell
The war re-alchemised the notion that a scholar’s job – and even a reporter’s – is to understand the world, not help the government.
Sep 10
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何流｜Liu He
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July 2024
I Was Locked In A Cave On My First Trip to China — with Orville Schell
And the first thing they said was: who are you spying for? Who do you work for? And I thought, holy shit, I'm really in trouble here.
Jul 3
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June 2024
Rescuing Fang Lizhi and Questioning Memory — Perry Link on his June 4th Story
Fang Lizhi asked for my help when his life was in danger. Of course, I couldn't say ‘screw you’. I was going to help him, geopolitics was none of my…
Jun 5
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Rescuing Fang Lizhi and Questioning Memory — Perry Link on his June 4th Story
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May 2024
Deng Xiaoping, Democracy Wall, and the Dialetics of China — with Orville Schell
When Deng Xiaoping arrived, they lost their minds. Overnight, all the corporate leaders were gathered; everybody wanted to wear a Mao suit.
May 25
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