Dialogue Over Division | David Firestein

December 17 , 2025

In this interview, David Firestein, President and CEO of the George H. W. Bush Foundation for U.S.-China Relations, reflects on American public sentiment toward China, and discusses the challenges and misconceptions surrounding U.S.-China engagement, including recent Texas legislation affecting sister city partnerships.

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Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ma ChuBo
Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ma ChuBo
December 18 , 2025
Peking University PhD student Ma Chubo (Carson) expresses appreciation for Hong Kong’s role as a crossroads between East and West, noting the city’s relaxing atmosphere and how it facilitates open and friendly dialogue between participants from China and the U.S.

December 18, 2025

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ma ChuBo
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Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ye Zichen
Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ye Zichen
December 18 , 2025
Ye Zichen, an undergraduate student from Beijing Foreign Studies University shares her reflections on participating in the U.S.–China youth forum. She describes the forum as a wonderful experience that offers rich opportunities to listen and learn.

December 18, 2025

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ye Zichen
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Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Zhao Shuai
Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Zhao Shuai
December 18 , 2025
Zhao Shuai, a student from China Foreign Affairs University, reflects on his experience at the 6th U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum. He expresses optimism about the sincere efforts of scholars, officials, and students to build cooperation on prominent issues but shares concerns about how national interests and security make genuine friendliness difficult.

December 18, 2025

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Zhao Shuai
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The "Trump Opportunity": Why it May Stabilize U.S.-China Relations | Zhao Minghao
The "Trump Opportunity": Why it May Stabilize U.S.-China Relations | Zhao Minghao
December 17 , 2025
In an interview on the sidelines of the 6th U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum, Prof. Zhao Minghao of Fudan University argues that Trump’s second term offers a unique opportunity to stabilize bilateral ties. He calls on both sides to develop a new "Code of Conduct" based on mutual respect to facilitate exchanges and manage third-country competition.

December 17, 2025

The "Trump Opportunity": Why it May Stabilize U.S.-China Relations | Zhao Minghao
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Finding Common Ground | David Lampton
Finding Common Ground | David Lampton
December 17 , 2025
In this interview, Professor David Lampton says that despite negative narratives, there is broad recognition of shared U.S.-China interests. He emphasizes the need for more media access, clearer travel signals, and deeper student exchanges to rebuild understanding and support more cooperative policymaking.

December 17, 2025

Finding Common Ground | David Lampton
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U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue, AI Cooperation, and Next-Generation Engagement | Sun Chenghao
U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue, AI Cooperation, and Next-Generation Engagement | Sun Chenghao
December 17 , 2025
Prof. Sun Chenghao of Tsinghua University offers insights on how the recent Busan Summit and strategic dialogues are shaping a new phase of U.S.-China relations. He discusses opportunities for collaboration and competition in AI, ongoing efforts in nuclear risk reduction, and the importance of empowering the next generation through global engagement programs and open academic exchange.

December 17, 2025

U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue, AI Cooperation, and Next-Generation Engagement | Sun Chenghao
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Changing Perceptions | Melodee Hanes
Changing Perceptions | Melodee Hanes
December 17 , 2025
In this interview, Melodee Hanes, Co-Chair of the Baucus Institute, discusses how immersive exchange programs reshape young Americans’ views of China and inspire public service.

December 17, 2025

Changing Perceptions | Melodee Hanes
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Optimism and Realities in U.S.-China Relations | Wang Jisi
Optimism and Realities in U.S.-China Relations | Wang Jisi
December 16 , 2025
Prof. Wang Jisi, one of the most prominent Chinese scholars on the U.S., expresses cautious optimism following the Busan summit, citing strong personal ties between President Xi Jinping and Trump. However, he remains concerned about declining U.S. expertise on China and deep-seated institutional hostility. He also warns against viewing Taiwan as a “bargaining chip,” because China will not trade sovereignty for economic concessions.

December 16, 2025

Optimism and Realities in U.S.-China Relations | Wang Jisi

Dialogue Over Division | David Firestein

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ma ChuBo

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Ye Zichen

Youth Voices on China–U.S. Relations | Zhao Shuai

The "Trump Opportunity": Why it May Stabilize U.S.-China Relations | Zhao Minghao

Finding Common Ground | David Lampton

U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue, AI Cooperation, and Next-Generation Engagement | Sun Chenghao

Changing Perceptions | Melodee Hanes

Optimism and Realities in U.S.-China Relations | Wang Jisi