{Editor’s Note: In April, Yuan Peng, the Deputy President of the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, published an article commenting on the Sino-U.S. relationship. In his view, what is happening right now between China and the U.S. is the first serious clash between the two countries in the past one hundred years. Continue reading
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Chinese Scholar: China Should Reflect on Its Overall Strategic Direction
{Editor’s Note: The United Morning Post, a Singapore news media, published an article that Yu Zhi authored. Yu is a Professor of Economics at the, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Yu argued that the series of economic actions that the U.S. recently took against China are a result of China’s competing for the world’s leadership. Continue reading
Let’s Talk about China’s Three Trump Cards and Its Ultimate Secret Weapon during the Sino-U.S. Trade War
{Editor’s Note: President Trump is using the threat of tariffs to demand that China fulfill its overdue WTO promises and stop violations that involve the theft of intellectual property from U.S. companies. Continue reading
Huanqiu Editor’s Commentary: Taiwan Travel Act Shows the New U.S. Position on Dealing with China
{Editor’s Note: After the U.S. Congress passed the Taiwan Travel Act and President Trump signed it on March 16, Huanqiu, a media under People’s Daily, issued an editor’s commentary on the Sino-U.S. relationship. Continue reading
Huanqiu Editor’s Commentary: China Is Not a Rag for the U.S. to Use to Clean Its Dirty Table
{Editor’s Note: Amidst the U.S. request for China to take action to reduce the U.S.’ trade deficit against China by $100 billion, Huanqiu, a media under People’s Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, published an editor’s commentary on March 15 rebutting the U.S. demand. Continue reading
Chen Guangcheng: The Vatican Plans to Make a Deal with the Devil
By Chen Guangcheng
{Editor’s Note: Reports indicate that the Vatican is getting closer to signing a contract with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in which they jointly appoint Bishops in China. Continue reading