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Past Events: California
The University of San Francisco Center for Asia Pacific Studies presents a conversation with two award-winning translators discussing the rewards and challenges of translating fiction and poetry from the Chinese-speaking world in the new millennium.
The UCLA Center for Chinese Studies presents Dr. David Schak of Griffith University. This lecture will explore the development of civility in Taiwan and the PRC.
The UCLA Center for Buddhist Studies presents Professor Jann Ronis of UC Berkeley. In this presentation he will examine a trilogy of epistles composed in the late eighteenth century by a Tibetan lama to the royal family of the kingdom of Degé in eastern Tibet, located in present-day Sichuan Province.
University of California Santa Barbara's Department of East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies presents a screening of "God Man Dog," a film about a depressed hand model who tries to release herself from the pain of losing a newborn baby.
LA Town Hall presents Dr. Zhihang Chi, sharing his views on closing the perception gap and crossing the cultural and diplomatic divide for business success in a new world order where the global stage is shared by two economic superpowers.
At UC Berkeley, scholars from the US, Europe, and Asia discuss the relationship between technical arts and historical writing in China.
At UC Berkeley, Prof. Choy will discuss the findings explored in her recent publication, Global Families: A History of Asian International Adoption in America (NYU Press, 2013).
The University of California, Santa Cruz will have two events centered around the visit of Wu Wenguang, one of China's leading independent documentary makers, and three artists (Zhang Mengqi, Li Xinmin, Zou Xueping) from the Caochangdi Workshop in Beijing.
The Asia Society Southern California's U.S.-China Film Summit is the premier U.S. event uniting Hollywood and Chinese film-industry leaders to discuss business collaboration and the latest market trends.
The University of California, Santa Cruz will have two events centered around the visit of Wu Wenguang, one of China's leading independent documentary makers, and three artists (Zhang Mengqi, Li Xinmin, Zou Xueping) from the Caochangdi Workshop in Beijing.