Aiming for Balance
The following was originally published in the 123rd issue (Jan-Mar 2016) of “Chinese American Forum“. Going on five years later, this message is as relevant to the 2021 global conditions as it ever was....
The following was originally published in the 123rd issue (Jan-Mar 2016) of “Chinese American Forum“. Going on five years later, this message is as relevant to the 2021 global conditions as it ever was....
Last year, we published for Memorial Day a report on an amazing new memorial built in southern China, on the peak facing Songshan, location of a bloody, desperate battle that held in the balance...
Memorial Day year-to-year tends to follow the same format for most Americans. It is a day of remembrance and respect for those who paid the ultimate price for their country. As we do every...
By: Carson Tavenner From 27 years of military service, teaching, and work in the non-profit sector, I’ve come to realize to move forward, Americans need to enlarge their thinking about China. Here are some key...
By: Ben Leffel All business occurs at the local level. The key to understanding the significant impact subnational U.S.-China relations have on creating business opportunities is recognizing the specializations that occur at the local...
Meet Swallow Yan by Karen Lauer; interview by Sarah Itagaki For over 20 years, Swallow Yan has worked to bring the Iowa state community out of its comfort zone. Since arriving in Iowa in...
We are now working on the invite list for the April 12th conference, “New Thinking for New Directions” to be held at Seattle University. If you would like a special invite in the mail,...
Communication is difficult; it is downright impossible if the recipient of a message is unaware of its transmission. One of the realities of our modern communications is that we get focused on our own...