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China Seizes on a Dark Chapter for Tibet
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Chairman Mao's grandson proclaims nepotism was key to promotion
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Chairman Mao Zedong's grandson, Mao Xinyu, becomes youngest general in China's history
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Mongolian neo-Nazis: Anti-Chinese sentiment fuels rise of ultra-nationalism
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Chinese archaeologists' African quest for sunken ship of Ming admiral
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Taiwan president urges China to use historic free-trade deal to improve relations
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China and Taiwan sign a landmark trade deal
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Cross-strait relations improving between Taipei and Beijing
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China rewrites history of Korean War
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Plastic Mao statues outlawed in China
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Frank Views from Chinese Historian About Korean War
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Shanghai rediscovering its pre-revolutionary heritage, just in time
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Tiananmen Square memoir claims China decided to 'spill some blood'
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Mothers of Tiananmen Square victims still searching for answers
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Professor warnings over conservatism in China
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In Search of a Modern Humanism in China
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Celebrity Chinese historian severely criticizes Mao on state TV
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Chinese president calls for correct view of history
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Expo Offers Shanghai a Turn in the Spotlight
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A Primer on China from Jeffrey Wasserstrom
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Highs and Lows in U.S.-China Relations
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China Bars Noted Scholar From Planned Trip to U.S.
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Communist Party Needs to Loosen Its Grip in China
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Poll shows concern about American influence waning as China's grows
Commentary
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Li Datong: Wen Jiabao: The Verdict of History
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Piers Brendon: Will China seek revenge for its century of humiliation at the hands of the West?
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Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom: China’s Attempt at Gaining Soft Power is Tripped Up by Clash Over Human Rights
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Willy Lam: Is China Afraid of Its Own People?
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Michael Lind: America is Losing the Trade War
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Caroline Reeves: Bill and Warren’s Excellent (Chinese) Adventure
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Robert J. Samuelson: The Makings of a Trade War with China
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Walter Russell Mead: China in the Kaiser's Footsteps
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Robert D. Kaplan: While U.S. is Distracted, China Develops Sea Power
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Is China Strong or Weak?
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Michael Klare: China, Energy, and Global Power
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Three Ways of Looking at the PRC’s Latest Campaigns
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: China’s Young Officers and the 1930s Syndrome
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Chrystia Freeland: China's Economic Model Isn't the Answer for the U.S.
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The Economist: India and China: A Himalayan Rivalry
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Joseph A. Massey and Lee M. Sands: The Yen’s Lesson for the Yuan
- Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Foxes, Hedgehogs, and the Latest Crop of Books on Contemporary China
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Joseph A. Bosco: Straight Talk on Taiwan
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David Pilling: China at Number Two ... and Counting
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Maura Elizabeth Cunningham and Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom: China Discovers World Expo is No Olympics
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Daniel K. Gardner: China's Fight Against Disposable Chopsticks
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Ross Terrill: Mao Zedong and All That
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Terry Lautz: China's Deficit in American Studies
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Andy Yee: China Rising ... What Would Mackinder Do?
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The Economist: Life of the Party
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Xujun Eberlein: The Return of Politically-Charged Chinese Sci-Fi
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E. Wayne Merry: Are We Overestimating China’s Superpower Strength?
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Temtsel Hao: Mao Zedong in Video-History's Gaze
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Fear of China is Overblown
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Priscilla Hart: The Cuban Embargo, South American Security, and Teaching America's"Officers-In-Training": An Interview with Naval Academy Professor Daniel Masterson
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: What the Foreign Media Misses in Covering China's Labor Unrest
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Willy Lam: Shaking Up China's Labor Movement
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James W. Loewen: Not Aesopian Enough: A Chinese Publishing Fable
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Harold James: China’s Renminbi Seen as a Major Reserve Currency
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Jay Mathews: The Myth of Tiananmen
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: The Anniversary of Tiananmen Square
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: China's Season of Protests
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Joseph Nye: China's Century is Not Yet Upon Us
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Brett Edkins: China's Undocumented Migrant Problem
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Richard Lourie: The Next Round of the Great Game
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Shanghai Illuminations: 1890-2010
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Adam Minter: China Rules the World at Expo 2010
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Shanghai’s Expo: What Everyone Needs to Know
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Wen Liao: Bismarck’s lessons for Beijing
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: What's the Real Story in China?
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James Mann: Behold China: Repressive at Home, Aggressive Abroad, Driving Obama Nuts
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Nicolas Berggruen and Nathan Gardels: China May Be More Open to Fundamental Political Reform than the U.S.
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Michael Klare: Is the World’s Future Resource Map Tilting East?
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Harold Meyerson: A Flawed American Political Model Aids China
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Sebastian Mallaby: For Rising China, An Identity Crisis
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Martha Cooper: Lusting for Old Shanghai
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Going to Philadelphia...With Shanghai on My Mind
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Ross Terrill: How Not to Gain China's Respect
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James Fallows: The Danger of Romanticizing China's Past
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Robert Brent Toplin: Decline of a Great Power?
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Willy Lam: China's Congressional Concerns
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Warren I. Cohen: The China We're Stuck With
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Daniel A. Bell: China’s Confucian Alternative to Communism and Democracy
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: The Dalai Lama's Visit to D.C.: A Short Interview With Historian A. Tom Grunfeld
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Maura Elizabeth Cunningham and Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom: A Tale of Two Presidents in China
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Kate Merkel-Hess: As China Beat Heads Into Its Third Year…
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Richard Samuelson: Why China Views Google as a Tool of the U.S. Government
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Kate Merkel-Hess and Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom: A New Consensus on the Rape of Nanking
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Paul Mozur: China's Self-Defeating Censorship
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Robert Samuelson: The Danger Behind China's 'Me First' Worldview
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Yang Yao: The End of the Beijing Consensus
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Fareed Zakaria: U.S.-China Growing Pains
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: “Confucius” and “Avatar” at the Chinese Multiplex
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Judith Stein: 'Green' Jobs Go to China, Too
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: China and the U.S.: Too Big to Fail
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Ian Buruma: Battling the Information Barbarians
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Big China Books: Enough of the Big Picture
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Feng Chongyi: Charter 08: A New Beginning for Chinese Liberalism
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Robert Kaplan: Don't Panic About China
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Geremie R. Barmé: China's Year of Anniversaries
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