Author Archives
Retired lawyer (formerly a Partner of Baker & McKenzie) studying the Chinese language and history of the mid-20th century
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Wang Jisi: The Chinese-American Relationship in the Time of Covid-19
Wang Jisi is a Professor in the School of International Relations and President of the Institute of International and Strategic Studies at Beijing University. He was also a member of the Foreign Policy Advisory Committee of China’s Foreign Ministry between… Read More ›
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Zhao Yanjing (赵燕菁) says that China must quickly establish its core narrative about how it has fought Covid-19
Zhao Yanjing, a Professor in the Economics Department at Fudan University, published an article on China’s Ai Sixiang website on 10th April 2020 in which he called for China to quickly establish its own narrative on how it has fought… Read More ›
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Zhao Yanjing (赵燕菁) recommends that non-government channels should lead in providing targeted assistance to the United States during the Covid-19 pandemic
Zhao Yanjing is a Professor in the Economics Department of Fudan University in Shanghai and also a leading Chinese city planning expert. He published an article on the Ai Sixiang website on 31st March 2020 in which he recommends that… Read More ›
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Tang Dajie (唐大杰) recommends that the Chinese government should make cash payments to all Chinese nationals to help revive the economy as it emerges from the Covid-19 epidemic
Tang Dajie is the Head of Research at the Beijing based CEI Foundation and a Visiting Research Fellow at the Wuhan University Finance, Tax and Law Research Centre. He published an article on the Chinese Ai Sixiang website (爱思想) on… Read More ›
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Introduction/引言
I will initially be posting Notes on this site based on essays published on the Chinese Ai Sixiang (爱思想/’Love Thought’) website. The Ai Sixiang site hosts essays written by Chinese academics and specialists in Law, Economics, Political Science, International Relations… Read More ›
China Notes 