Cold war or uneasy peace: does defining US-China competition matter?
Many are beginning to fear the world may soon be caught in the crossfire between Beijing and Washington
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Many are beginning to fear the world may soon be caught in the crossfire between Beijing and Washington
SINGAPORE, May 13 (Xinhua) -- Strained U.S.-China ties have taken a toll on China scholarship in America and curtailed the ease with which U.S. students and sch
© Provided by Xinhua This idea that all that China does is to send students to the U.S. to study hard sciences and steal our secrets is a wild distorti
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2021-05-13 13:06:12 GMT2021-05-13 21:06:12(Beijing Time) Xinhua English SINGAPORE, May 13 (Xinhua) -- Strained U.S.-China ties have taken a toll on China scholarship in America and curtailed the ease with which U.S. students and scholars can visit and become familiar with the Chinese mainland, according to a recent article published in Singapore's English-language newspaper The Straits Times. "The Chinese now have a much better understanding of how Americans think about issues than we have about how Chinese think," the article titled "China scholarship in the U.S. takes a hit from stra...