Cambodia’s Regard for China: How are Chinese Companies Doing There
Written by Xinyuan Zhang The flourishing Angkor dynasty, the bloody Khmer Rouge, and the mossy stone temples cast an air of mystery
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Changing Attitudes toward China in Brazil
In Brazil, there is a famous saying: “neither here, nor in China.” The expression indicates a degree of disbelief—an impossibility
People around the globe are divided in their opinions of China
As the People’s Republic of China celebrates the 70th anniversary of its founding on Oct. 1, it gets mixed reviews
5 charts on global views of China
This article was written by Kat Devlin, a research associate at the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project. In the
The “Paisano” Relationship of 170 Years Between China and Peru: Past, Present, and Future
This article was written by Peng Sisi, a youth fellow of China House, in March, 2019. Its exotic meats and
China’s Presence in Peru’s Amazon Wildlife Trade: Villain or Victim?
This article was written by Wei Yu, Chen Jun, and Tang Guangkai, youth fellows of China House. he Chinese eat
The “Invisible” Chinese in Brazil: Strategy or Tragedy?
“It’s a mystery,” said Teresa Rossi, a researcher from CEBRI who studies Brazil-China relationship, talking about the efforts the Chinese
