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Tag Archives: Tsinghua
2025: PRC Scholars on Sino-US Trump 2.0 AI Rivalry
Related on this translation blog China and AI: The New Phase of AI Rivalry Between China and the US in the Trump 2.0 Era 特朗普2.0时期中美人工智能博弈的新阶段 December 25, 2025 by Lu Chuanying and Cai Yue Lu Chuanying 鲁传颖 is a Special … Continue reading
Posted in Bilateral Relations, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged AI, AI governance, AI policy, America, America First, artificial intelligence, autonomous weapons, China, competition, cooperation, DARPA, geopolitical, globalization, immigrants, international collaborations, news, NSF, PRC, risks, talent, talent mobility, technology, Trump, Trump 2.0, Tsinghua, US, xenophobia
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2016: Lao Dongyan to Tsinghua Law School Grads — Strive to Be Someone Who Isn’t Easily Misled
The graduation speech by Professor Lao Dongyan 劳东燕 to the 2016 graduates of the Tsinghua University Law School. See also her article 2022: Chinese Law Prof’s Lament and Encouragement. This 2016 speech is no longer available on the Tsinghua University website … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, interpretation, Lao Dongyan, law, Law School, lawyers, poetry, politics, PRC, travel, Tsinghua, 劳东燕
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2024: Party Control of Universities Tightens Further
Radio Free Asia just did a report on further consolidation of Party control over universities. Continuing with the Xi acceleration of the trend of merging Party and state organizations (called one office, two nameplates) the office of the president of … Continue reading
2022: China Protests and Retribution
Contents: This poem said to have appeared at Tsinghua University is circulating online in China. Many dots are added around the Chinese characters, apparently to frustrate the character recognition software that online censors used to scrub the Chinese networks clean. … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律, Literature 文学, Media 媒体, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, COVID, 習近平, demonstrator, detention, police, PRC, protest, repression, torture, Tsinghua, Xi Jinping, Xi Jinping step down, 清華大學, 中国
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2020: Tsinghua U Public Emergency Response Plan
With the outbreak of student protests across China about Covid lockdowns and other grievances, many Chinese universities must be dusting off their emergency plans. The 2020 Tsinghua University plan translated below is one such plan. Some of these plans address … Continue reading
Posted in COVID and Wuhan Diary, National Security 安全, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged China, Communist Party, COVID, demonstration, lockdown, politics, PRC, protest, student, Tsinghua, University, 共产党, 中国
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2022 Yan Xuetong: Young Chinese College Students Often Condescending Towards Foreign Countries
Arrogance is a common human failing no matter which country you are in. This, however, in not just one of those what is the younger generation coming to rants. During my ten years living in China as a US diplomat … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, History 历史, Ideology 思想, Politics 政治
Tagged chauvinism, China, Chinese, college student, Communist Party, condescension, education, 阎学通, Foreign Affairs, foreign relations, foreigners, inferiority, international relations, media, nationalism, opinion, politics, PRC, propaganda, resentment, Tsinghua, Tsinghua University, Yan Xuetong, 共产党, 中国
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Xu Zhangrun: The People are Angry and No Longer Afraid
Back in early February, Geremie R. Barmé translated this essay by Tsinghua University Law School Professor Xu Zhangrun. Viral Alarm: When Fury Overcomes Fear — An Essay by Xu Zhangrun, Translated and Annotated by Geremie R. Barmé This essay made … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Politics 政治, History 历史
Tagged China, law, PRC, politics, Communist Party, Governance, power, bureaucracy, Xu Zhangrun, The People are Angry and No Longer Afraid, Tsinghua
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