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USC Annenberg Professor responds to criticism of Chinese students studying abroad and media blowback.
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California, as one of the top 10 destinations for China’s foreign direct investment, has attracted $824 million from China between 2003-2010 including the market entry of BYD Auto.
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China’s shifting cultural norms regarding sexuality are at odds with existing state healthcare coverage.
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US-China Today sits down with Ambassador Jason Yuan, chief representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in Washington, DC, to discuss the future of US-Taiwan relations.
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With easing travel restrictions and growing spending power, American politicians and businesspeople look to the increasing number of Chinese travelers to speed economic recovery.
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While “China bashing” is not a new tactic in U.S. presidential races, a sluggish economy and public anxiety over China's growing international influence has candidates eager to point fingers.
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Growing rates of international students are enrolling in China's higher education system.
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The Silk Road is a vibrant intersection of culture and history in Western China.
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China's census data provides a snapshot of the nation's development.
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China's urban population booms in contrast to falling rural population rates.
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Since 1964, China's literacy rate has climbed from 66% to 96% while the number of high school and college graduates has skyrocketed. Mapping China's education levels from 1964-2010.
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With over 55 million international arrivals in 2010, China ranks 3rd as the world's most visited country.
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A visual breakdown of China's population by age group according to the national censuses from 1953-2010.
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"Yes we are outmanned, out-shipped and outgunned. But there’s more than one way to skin a cat. One effective technique is to illustrate the “China Sin-drome” to the world — recurrent acts that expose a callous intimidator that has yet to learn its lesson."

-- Yoly Villanueva-Ong, a columnist for The Philippine Star, writing on May 15, 2012. Villanueva-Ong writes the Citizen Y column. She takes a hard line in the Philippines - China standoff: "Who doesn’t despise bullies? Certainly not the Filipinos who delayed the Japanese invasion by their courageous stand in Corregidor and Bataan during World War II. Today is no different. The Chinese don’t know how brave the Filipino is. Will they dare find out?"


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