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02
April
2018

[CNR.cn] Fan Zhiyong: Focusing on Domestic Realities and Taking a Long-term View in Actively Coping with Trade Frictions with the U.S. On March 22, U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum that would impose tariffs on up to 60 billion U.S. dollars of imports from China, starting a trade war with China. Seen from the potential list of goods subject to tariffs announced by the U.S. government, the U.S. trade retaliation is not solely aimed at the trade deficit between the two countries. Major traditional deficit items such as clothing, furniture, footwear and textiles did not appear in the potential tariff catalog. On the contrary, the catalog refers directly to the emerging industries involved in “Made in China 2025.” Besides that, the U.S. also used tariff exemption and other means to woo and coerce its allies, attempting to form an encirclement around the trade war with China.
29
March
2018

[China Daily] Jia Wenshan: VOC should be more than just Voice of China VOC does not and should not stand only for the Voice of China. It should also stand for the "voice of communication", "voice of consultation", and "voice of cooperation".
14
March
2018

[Global Times] Li Wei: Dollar distress could boost yuan internationalization The US' move toward protectionism and anti-globalization has caused anger around the world and undermined confidence in the dollar among international investors, which offers an opportunity for the yuan internationalization.
12
March
2018

[SINA Finance]Liu Xiaoguang: Why Trump was so hasted to wage a trade war? When the US economy and net exports were “less than expected” and Chinese economy and net exports had “extraordinary play”, the reason and determination of Trump to wage a trade war in 2018 would be easy to understand. Trump’s recently announced tariffs on steel and aluminum may have little impact on China’s economy, after all, China accounts for only 2% of the US’s steel imports. Comparad to Canada’s 16%, this is why Canada and the EU strongly opposed. However, 2018 has only just begun. Next, the US will have more adjustments in its trade policy. There will be more trade protection measures aimed at China. Its impact on China's economic situation in 2018 should not be underestimated.
09
March
2018

[China Daily]Du Juan: Workplace Discrimination Hits Mothers Women with more than one child are often pushed out of jobs, as Du Juan reports.
Arising number of women are opting to become full-time mothers after having a second child, as a result of discrimination in the workplace, according to an investigation conducted by researchers from Renmin University of China in Beijing.However, many families are unable to support a full-time mother, which means many women are struggling to hold down a job and also fulfill their role within the home, said Ge Yuhao, a researcher and associate professor at the National Academy of Development and Strategy, one of the country's top think tanks, which is affiliated with the university.As a result, many women face serious career challenges, especially as many employers are reluctant to offer them key positions because of the belief that they will need to spend large amounts of time and energy taking care of their children.
09
March
2018

[Haiwainet] Song Wei: Putting Pressure on China Can Hardly Solve the U.S. Trade Dilemma The American trade deficit with China is not just as what the Trump administration believes that only benefit China while totally detrimental to the United States.
26
January
2018

[The Straits Times] Jia Wenshan: Differences between Trump's doctrine and Xi's thought: China Daily columnist In the article, the writer draws comparisons between the principles driving the foreign policies of United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
05
January
2018

[China Daily] Jia Wenshan: Xi's inclusive thought offers China solution to the world Xi's bold and insightful stance against anti-globalization offers a China solution to the global governance, which will become more refined through global application.
25
January
2018

[CRNTT] Li Wei: The Taiwan Question Once Again Becomes a Sensitive Issue to Sino-US Relationship The exchange of visits means that the United States and Taiwan will resume official contacts to some extent, and will violate The Three Joint Communiqués.
04
January
2018

[N-IUSSP] Wang Fei, Qin Yu: 30 years of experience of the two-child policy in Yicheng, China Replacing the one-child policy with the two-child policy will likely have a very limited impact on fertility in the short term, and possibly none at all in rural areas such as Yicheng.It may be too late to alter the aging trend by simply relaxing the maximum accepted number of children.

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