Culture – Page 31 – China Focus

Western Criticism of Chinese Athletes Is Hypocritical

The U.S. has 613 athletes competing at these Games. And does anyone really think the U.S. government wants anything less than to see its athletes win the most...

China, a Land of Inspiration for Artists

If you love adventure, China has a lot to offer. It is a big country with sun and snow, with desert and oceans, with the modern and the most historical, and...

China & The World Culture Aug 4, 2021

Doris Rathgeber: I Can No longer Imagine a Life Without China

All I have is from China. China has helped me overcome my past and find an opportunity to make my dream come true.

Culture Jul 19, 2021

Time to Abandon Cultural Chauvinism

The role of international laws and regulations needs to be given full rein to contain hegemony through justice and fairness, promote multi-polarization and...

China & The World Culture Jul 16, 2021

China’s Marauding Elephants Highlight the Challenges of Balancing Ecosystems

That people have been able to follow these elephants' journey is a testament to investments made by China in protecting and increasing their numbers over the...

Culture Environment Jun 23, 2021

Dating amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Countries like South Korea, China, Australia, Germany, Japan, and Vietnam, among others, have had much lower levels of viral transmission, due to greater...

Culture Jun 16, 2021

What Could Be Done in China-India People-to-People Exchanges?

People-to-people dialogue calls for abandoning the Cold War mentality and zero-sum game mindset.

Culture Jun 11, 2021

Coordinated Development Will Be a Decisive Weapon

Seizing the opportunities brought by the new round of science and technology revolution to realize coordinated development of talents, industries and science...

Culture May 20, 2021

Rise of Micro-Credentials and Their Role in Society’s Future Needs

It will be interesting to see how much the micro-credential movement will disrupt and change the landscape of traditional tertiary education or be integrated...

Culture May 11, 2021

Ping-Pong Diplomacy Still Resonates 50 Years Later

Ping-pong diplomacy may have been used in 1971 to help normalise ties between China and the United States, but its legacy is still just as relevant today as...

China & The World Politics Culture Apr 30, 2021

Bridging Understanding between China and the America

“Treasures of a Lost Civilization” was a blockbuster exhibition that not only had lasting scholarly value but was also a significant bridge-builder of...

China & The World Culture Apr 28, 2021