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The Future of Particle Physics Will Live and Die in China

“Don’t you dare kill my project.”My phone interview with a senior official at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) had started with bland, yet polite, responses. But it took a sharp turn toward audible agitation and hostility as I raised my final question. ....

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The Heritage of a Great Man

Why did communism grow deep roots and survive in China, while it withered and died in Russia? This is one of the central questions of modern history. ....

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'The Events Were Regrettable'

In late February 1989, a month after becoming president, Bush visited Beijing and invited roughly 500 people to a “Texas barbecue” at a posh Beijing hotel. The invitees included Fang Lizhi, the famous astrophysicist and political dissident. The Chinese and U.S. governments both knew in advance about Fang’s invitation. There were tense consultations about it in both capitals. ....

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