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The China You Should Know (August 6, 2022)
This free Saturday workshop for K-12 educators will look at key trends within China and China's ties to the wider world. It is organized by the 1990 Institute and co-sponsored by USCI.
Overview:
The workshop is 8 - 11:30 am Pacific Time
Presentations:
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China's Past is Always Present Tom Gold, UC Berkeley This session will explore how history and culture help shape China in the 21st century.
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China and the World Clayton Dube, University of Southern California China's influence is immense and its reach is growing. This session explores key trends in China's ties with countries and organizations across the globe. |
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