Two of the U.S.-China Perception Monitor's writers summarize Secretary Blinken and Secretary Yellen's recent trips to China. How have Chinese scholars viewed Blinken's visit? How have ordinary Chinese people reacted? Were their trips successful or empty-handed?
Read More »“The Little Ball that Moves the Big Ball”: Commemorating the 53rd Anniversary of “Ping Pong Diplomacy”
Read about how a mere ping pong ball played a pivotal role in reopening diplomatic channels between China and the United States after 22 years, serving as a symbolic bridge reconnecting the two nations.
Read More »Taking Down “Made-in-China” Cranes Cannot Address U.S. Weakness in The Shipping Industry
Read Yilun Zhang's analysis on perceived U.S. "overreliance" on Chinese-built cargo cranes.
Read More »Read about the April China Town Hall hosted by The Carter Center and National Committee on U.S.-China Relations as well as our interview with Dr. Angel Hsu of UNC-Chapel Hill.
Read More »Interested in the TikTok dispute? Read the U.S.-China Perception Monitor's interview with Donald Clarke.
Read More »Read the U.S.-China Perception Monitor's interview with Minxin Pei.
Read More »Chinese Public Opinion
Until CGTN/RUC share more information about their survey methodology, these surveys are little more than public opinion propaganda.
Read More »How does China’s growing power affect the attitude of its youth toward its perceived rivals like the U.S. and Japan? The answer
Read More »Interviews
Read about the April China Town Hall hosted by The Carter Center and National Committee on U.S.-China Relations as well as our
Read More »Interested in the TikTok dispute? Read the U.S.-China Perception Monitor's interview with Donald Clarke.
Read More »Read the U.S.-China Perception Monitor's interview with Minxin Pei.
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Beyond “60 Minutes”: China-U.S. Relations Need Greater Understanding, Not a Battle of Ideas
Read Zhai Xiang's response to Ambassador Burns' "60 Minutes" interview.
Read More »Read the Carter Center's latest Finding Firmer Ground report on the modern Sino-U.S. nuclear relationship.
Read More »Forty years after a novel conference on the proliferation of U.S.-China educational, cultural and scientific exchanges, participants of the Sino-American Exchanges conference speak about what has occurred since 1985.
Read More »During an interview with David M. Lampton about his new book, Living U.S.-China Relations, the U.S.-China Perception Monitor asked Dr. Lampton to share a few personal stories from his experience in the field of U.S.-China relations. Read them here.
Read More »Read Stephen A. Orlin's keynote speech from the Jimmy Carter Forum on U.S.-China Relations.
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