HeyJaredWang Xiangwei's Thought of the Day on China
Almost anything about China. I have spent the past three decades reporting and writing about China. I used to be the Editor-In-Chief of South China Morning Post.
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《哈佛一年》手记之二：现场听余茂春讲故事。 (opens the original)
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在哈佛访学这一年,我一个重要目的是接触各种政治立场的美国的中国问题学者——尤其是右派学者,因为在这个由自由派学者主导的哈佛校园里,他们的观点不轻易会接触到。就在我起草
My Harvard Year, Note 2: Miles Yu on US-China Relations (opens the original)
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One of my key goals during this year at Harvard is to meet American scholars on China from across the political spectrum — particularly those on the right, whose views are less visible on a campus dominated by liberal academics.As I’ve been drafting cold emails to arrange such conversations, a timely opportunity arrived this past Monday, September 21, when Miles Yu came to campus for a talk titled “From Engagement to Deterrence: The Making of a New China Strategy,” moderated by Rana Mitter, the
How Time Flies: My First Month at Harvard (opens the original)
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I’ve adapted my latest essay, “How Time Flies: My First Month at Harvard,” into a video/audio format! This will serve as the inaugural entry for my newly created My Harvard Year section on Substack.In this edition, I write about: • Everyday Cambridge realities—from digital tipping to rising inflation • Academic life at HKS, course bidding, and auditing top faculty • Key takeaways on US-China relations and the vital role of academic freedom.Enjoy!
光阴似箭：我在哈佛的第一个月 (opens the original)
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8月20日，我飞抵波士顿。这周日，正好是我来到哈佛满一个月的日子，时间过得真快呀。在以高级访问学者身份入驻哈佛大学肯尼迪政府学院阿什中心（Ash Center）拉贾瓦利亚૫
How Time Flies: My First Month at Harvard (opens the original)
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I landed in Boston on August 20. This Sunday marked my first month at Harvard, and I honestly cannot say where the time went.Prior to taking up my fellowship as a Senior Visiting Scholar at the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia at the Ash Centre of the Harvard Kennedy School, my visits to the United States were mainly as a tourist, all taking place before 2019. Experiencing American life from the inside, as a resident scholar, has offered a strikingly different perspective. And some things,
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