Pascal Coppens is a sinologist and technology entrepreneur who lived in China for almost 20 years. Pascal has experienced firsthand the transition of the country and the Chinese people from 1990 until today. He is a partner and speaker at nexxworks, and the author of China’s New Normal (2019), a… Read More »Two videos explaining the Chinese Political System – by Pascal Coppens
Opinion: How an arrogant and pathological America could lose the new cold war by Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate in economics, a professor at Columbia University and chief economist at the Roosevelt Institute. The following are direct quotes from an Stiglitz’s article published in MarketWatch and Project Syndicate: The United… Read More »Opinion: How America Could Lose the New Cold War – Joseph E. Stiglitz, Noble Laureate in Economics
Hundreds attended the service at the San Jose Civic Auditorium yesterday (June 17, 2022) to eulogize the late Bay Area native who was forcibly taken to an internment camp with his family as a child but broke through glass ceilings at every step of his storied political career. Norman Yoshio… Read More »Eulogizing Norman Mineta – A Giant of an Asian American
The Biden administration’s proposal for Fiscal Year 2023 of $813 billion for national defense is far higher than the peaks of the Korean or Vietnam Wars, and is well over $100 billion more than at the height of the Cold War. And if hawks in Congress have their way, these… Read More »How Much Is Enough? Reining in Runaway Pentagon Spending – Quincy Institute
Our friend Da Hsuan came through with this fine piece today that I just have to share – Joel In 1958, in the midst of the Soviet Union – the United States coldest of the “cold war,” a tall 23-year-old Texan Van Cliburn from Fort Worth, Dallas, which was and… Read More »A “Little” Sense of World Peace in Today’s Fort Worth, Texas by Da Hsuan Feng
Andy Chu is a retired Engineering and Executive MBA Professor. He and his wife Jean Chen live in Rossmoor, Walnut Creek, CA. Andy Chu is the President of CAAR (Chinese American Association of Rossmoor with about 500 members). Ever since Secretary of State Anthony Blinken made his long-awaited speech on May… Read More »What can we do (as Chinese Americans) if the US and China go to war? – by Andy Chu, June 2, 2022
On May 25th, the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) released a new book titled International Students in China and Career Development. The book, co-authored by CCG Secretary-General Dr. MIAO Lu and Associate Research Fellow Dr. QU Mei, was published by the China Social Sciences Press. The book provides an in-depth… Read More »The United States is in Competition (with China) to Retain the Best International Students!
On May 17, 2022 I lamented the recent racist mass shooting of 10 people on Saturday, May 14, 2022 at a supermarket in Buffalo, NY. I asked rhetorically “Gun Violence in the United States – Does this define our culture?“. Just a day after the Buffalo shooting, a Chinese immigrant opened fire… Read More »As a House Panel Argued, Gunshots Killed 10 People. Here Are the Victims – Newsweek, June 3, 2022
I want to share the following article written by our friend Professor Da Hsuan Feng. Concern from the US about the UN High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet 23-28 May visit to Xinjiang – Da Hsuan Feng, June 5, 2022 After the Honorable Bachelet left China on 28 May 2022 and made… Read More »Concern from the US about the UN High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet 23-28 May visit to Xinjiang by Da Hsuan Feng
As the world faces a multitude of new challenges, together, our people, and especially our youth, hold the key to a better future for humankind. In this spirit, Global Youth Conference 2022, which was organized by a group of organizations including CCG, was held on May 13, 2022, in Shandong… Read More »Kishore Mahbubani calls for international cooperation to deal with global challenges
