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The Center on U.S.-China Relations at the @AsiaSociety. Seeking new ways of building mutual understanding between the U.S. and China.
New York, NY asiasociety.org/center-us-chin… Joined January 2012
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Join Dai Qing, Andy Nathan, and our senior fellow Sam George today for this excellent talk at Columbia.
Sam Chetwin George Verified account @samchetwin Oct 30
New Yorkers! Prof. Andrew Nathan and I will be hosting a conversation with one of China's most famous investigative journalists and unofficial historians, Dai Qing, at Columbia University on November 5, 12:00-1:30pm.

Dai Qing is a member of China's red aristocracy. She was raised in the family of one the most important military men of the People's Republic and has deep insight into the Party and the country it governs. Despite her privilege, she became increasingly concerned with the Party's instinct to censor and edit the historical record in politically expedient ways. She went on to write several of the most important volumes on Party history, and also become one of China's most significant environmentalists through her reporting on the Three Gorges Dam.

We will discuss her life, her motivations, and her forthcoming book "Inquiring into History". The conversation will be in Chinese but we will offer simultaneous interpretation. She's a fascinating person -- please come!
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Since the mass protests of 2019, #HongKong's institutions, civil society, media, demographics and business environment have radically shifted. Join Xu Xi, @MarkLClifford, @AnnaKwokFY, and Simon Elegant to reflect on the city's past, present, and future.
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asiasociety.org Hong Kong’s Past, Present and Future This panel brings together authors and observers of Hong Kong to reflect on the city's past, consider its present, and speculate about its future.
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On June 8, #KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun @ChengLiwen1112 will be in @AsiaSocietyNY in-person to discuss could #Taiwan under a potential KMT government negotiate Beijing into an acceptable compromise for cross-straits relations? Register the event here:
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asiasociety.org The Two Party Problem: A Conversation with KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun Join us for a candid conversation with KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun, as she reflects on the possible future of cross-strait relations. She will be joined in the discussion by Daniel Russel and Orville...
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Read the latest piece by our fellow @samchetwin : project-syndicate.org/commentary/orb…
www.project-syndicate.org What China Will Learn from Orbán’s Defeat Sam Chetwin George thinks the country’s leadership will once again conclude that no amount of political liberalization is safe.
Project Syndicate Verified account @ProSyn May 4
Autocratic leaders like Chinese President Xi Jinping cannot permit intellectual freedom while guaranteeing that it will not undermine the system itself, notes @AsiaSociety’s @samchetwin. bit.ly/4cLEcnz
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Join @JChengWSJ and @JulianGewirtz to examine the strategic landscape in Northeast Asia: How should we assess President Trump's China strategy? What can the personality cult around DPRK's leaders tell us about emerging themes in global politics today? asiasociety.org/center-us-chin…
asiasociety.org From Korean Messiah to China’s 21st Century Helmsman Register now to hear Jonathan Cheng connect past and present to examine the broader strategic landscape in Northeast Asia, in conversation with Julian Gewirtz. Copies of the Korean Messiah will be on...