supported by a USC U.S.-China Institute grant to Mark Harris and Marsha ... in a Communist state. “Being gay is very, very taboo in China,” says Tringe, an MFA ... issue.” Tringe, 28, and five other USC film students went to China ...

of the USC U.S.-China Institute executive committee. Rosen is co-editor ... and Society in 21st-Century China (co-edited,  2004) and Chinese Cinema ... research involves public opinion surveys, higher education reform in China ...

April 10, 2015 In China there are 316 million people between ... in China and America? What are their hopes and worries?  At this symposium, ... in China Shen Ke 沈可,  Young Shanghai Couples and Childbearing Luncheon ...

combines culture with credit analysis to argue that it is unlikely that China ... Yen shows how some of these traditions also hamper China’s efforts ... China more fully into the global community and will suggest ways policy ...

to China is part of a special topics course called “Student Affairs’ Work in the People’s Republic of China. “ A memorandum was signed by the two institutions ... University. USC Rossier is one of the founding schools of the USC in China ...

different the Taiwan-China relationship is today from fifty years and American ... of some of the questions for Taiwan-China ties and U.S.-China relations raised by the results. *** Clayton Dube （杜克雷) has headed the USC U.S.-China ...

April 13, 2015 Ching-ching Ni 倪青青 is editor in chief of the New York Times Chinese website. She was previously associate dean of the Shantou University School of Journalism and for many years she reported from China ...