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The 2022 China Focus Essay Contest English entry winners are William Yuen Yee, who recently graduated from Columbia University, and Natasha Lock, who is a recent graduate of Yenching [...]

What are the measures implemented to regulate high-tech industries in the U.S. and China? How should the U.S. react to promote innovation with regulation if decoupling with China is inevitable?

The world can’t meet the challenge of climate change without aggressive action from both China and the United States, the world’s two largest emitters of greenhouse gases (GHGs). Yet, with [...]

The 21st Century China Center has arranged for Orville Schell of the Asia Society to lead a webinar discussing his debut novel “My Old Home: A Novel of Exile.” The book delves into the [...]

With increasing competitions over global talent, concerns over the potential loss brought by talent flows arise. How should international policymakers think of it in a global context?

China's engagement with the setting of digital standards has connected closely to its advancement in informational technologies. How should the US adjust its internet governance strategy in the [...]

Retaining top immigrant talent has long been an important goal of US immigration policies. How should policymakers pave the path forward in the interest of attracting foreign talent?

In a webinar hosted by the 21st Century China Center, Professor Keisha Brown of Tennessee State University will address the role of race in U.S.-China relations through the lens of Sino-Black [...]

As the new Biden administration takes office, its response to China's diplomatic stance will greatly influence the US-China relations in the upcoming four years.

Ho-fung Hung, professor in political economy at Johns Hopkins University, will discuss the intensifying rivalry between the U.S. and China. He argues the rivalry is more about the shifting [...]