Trump’s Foreign Policy, Taiwan, and the Power of People-to-People Exchange | Wang Dong

December 16 , 2025

Prof. Wang Dong of Peking University discusses how Trump’s policies and transactional diplomacy are reshaping U.S.-China relations, especially on trade and Taiwan. He highlights the importance of building trust through youth and people-to-people exchanges.

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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
4:49
Leadership, Youth, and the Path to Coexistence in U.S.-China Relations | Li Cheng
Leadership, Youth, and the Path to Coexistence in U.S.-China Relations | Li Cheng
December 16 , 2025
Prof. Li Cheng of The University of Hong Kong argues that deep economic and cultural ties make peaceful coexistence between the U.S. and China attainable.

December 16, 2025

Leadership, Youth, and the Path to Coexistence in U.S.-China Relations | Li Cheng
5:45
Rebuilding Trust Between the U.S. and China: Lessons from the Nixon Era | Christopher Nixon Cox
Rebuilding Trust Between the U.S. and China: Lessons from the Nixon Era | Christopher Nixon Cox
December 16 , 2025
Christopher Nixon Cox, board member of the Nixon Foundation, draws on his family's historic legacy and his own deep engagement with China to discuss the urgent need for renewed U.S.-China dialogue. He argues that despite current tensions and talk of decoupling, cooperation in areas like biotechnology, AI safeguards, and trade remain imperative.

December 16, 2025

Rebuilding Trust Between the U.S. and China: Lessons from the Nixon Era | Christopher Nixon Cox
6:58
Cycles and Strategy | Jonathan Krane | Part 2
Cycles and Strategy | Jonathan Krane | Part 2
August 08 , 2025
Jonathan Krane, CEO of KraneShares, shares insights from his time living in China and explains why understanding long-term policy and market cycles is key to global investing. He highlights why now could mark the start of a new chapter for China and emerging markets, and why investors should pay attention.

August 08, 2025

Cycles and Strategy | Jonathan Krane | Part 2
4:14
Bridging the Gap | Jonathan Krane | Part 1
Bridging the Gap | Jonathan Krane | Part 1
August 08 , 2025
Jonathan Krane, CEO of KraneShares, shares how his personal and professional journey in China led to building a bridge between U.S. investors and the Chinese market. In this interview, he emphasizes the co-dependence of the world’s two largest economies and calls for more communication, education, and people-to-people exchange to foster stability and mutual growth.

August 08, 2025

Bridging the Gap | Jonathan Krane | Part 1
7:32
No Trust, Global Consequences | Wu Xinbo
No Trust, Global Consequences | Wu Xinbo
June 27 , 2025
In this interview, Fudan University’s Professor Wu Xinbo warns that U.S.-China relations have worsened across political, economic, and security fronts since 2019, emphasizing that mutual trust is now near zero and urging a mindset shift toward cooperation in an increasingly interconnected world.

June 27, 2025

No Trust, Global Consequences | Wu Xinbo
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Rethinking the Future | Wu Xinbo
Rethinking the Future | Wu Xinbo
June 27 , 2025
In this conversation with James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation, Professor Wu Xinbo warns that U.S.-China mutual trust has fallen to zero, or even below, and that rising impatience among global leaders risks deepening tensions. He calls for a fundamental shift in mindset toward cooperation and shared responsibility to navigate a rapidly changing world.

June 27, 2025

Rethinking the Future | Wu Xinbo
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Trade Tactics and Structural Tensions | Wu Xinbo
Trade Tactics and Structural Tensions | Wu Xinbo
June 27 , 2025
Professor Wu Xinbo reflects on the deepening structural tensions between the U.S. and China across political, economic, and security domains. He also contrasts Trump’s current trade tactics with those of his first term, describing today’s tariff hikes as faster and more extreme. He speaks with James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation.

June 27, 2025

Trade Tactics and Structural Tensions | Wu Xinbo

Trump’s Foreign Policy, Taiwan, and the Power of People-to-People Exchange | Wang Dong

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

Leadership, Youth, and the Path to Coexistence in U.S.-China Relations | Li Cheng

Rebuilding Trust Between the U.S. and China: Lessons from the Nixon Era | Christopher Nixon Cox

Cycles and Strategy | Jonathan Krane | Part 2

Bridging the Gap | Jonathan Krane | Part 1

No Trust, Global Consequences | Wu Xinbo

Rethinking the Future | Wu Xinbo

Trade Tactics and Structural Tensions | Wu Xinbo