Expats in Yiwu: blend in or fly solo
By Yilin Yang, Haichuan Xu, Yiyu Pan Walking down the streets of Yiwu, China, one can see men and women
Category: Business and Economics
Rethinking how we look at Africa’s relationship with China
Christopher J. Lee, Lafayette College The topic of China-Africa relations presents an opportunity to rethink the territorial parameters of African
China as a “Systemic Competitor”?
The news that Britain regards China as a systemic competitor has been popular recently in China. The declaration of a
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
Chinese Farmers Are Now Selling More Online. Can “E-Commerce for Agriculture” Also Work in Africa?
by Development Reimagined from The China Africa Project By Anna Baisch and Jade Scarfe, Research Analysts at Development Reimagined In China,
Economics Versus Narrative in the China-Africa Relationship
By Cobus van Staden As the COVID-19 crisis drags on, we’re seeing the emergence of two contradictory trends. On the
How Does the American Public View the Sino-U.S. Trade War?
“Trade wars are bad and easy to lose,” said Donald Tusk, former President of the European Council, in a warning
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
