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USC President Honors Trustee Ming Hsieh as Shanghai Conference Comes to a Close
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The university’s biennial leadership event focused on ‘Innovations for a Rapidly Changing World’
Mapping the Future of Entertainment
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Dean Ernest J. Wilson III moderated "Mapping the Future of Entertainment," featuring a keynote from Chen Xiao, Vice President of iQIYI.
Beyond "How" and "What" is "Where," and Disney's Bob Iger is looking to China
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The company’s chairman and CEO is interviewed by Willow Bay during the 2015 USC Global Conference in Shanghai
US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, "Directed by Hollywood, Edited by China," October 28, 2015
This report was written by Sean O'Connor and Nicholas Armstrong, staffers for the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission. A disclaimer for the report notes that it may not necessarily reflect the views of the commission or any member of the commission.
Q&A With Melissa Ludtke, Co-Creator of "Touching Home in China"
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US-China Today interviewed Melissa Ludtke, Co-Creator of "Touching Home in China". Inspired by her adopted Chinese daughter's search for identity, former TIME correspondent Melissa Ludtke has created a vibrant multimedia project that largely grapples with the One Child Policy and gender issues in China.
U.S. Congressional–Executive Commission on China, "Annual Report 2015," October 8, 2015
The Congressional-Executive Commission offers its annual report on human rights in China and current affairs in regards to rule of law.
Q&A With Wang Wenlan, Chief Photographer of China Daily
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A conversation with Wang Wenlan, one of contemporary China’s most accomplished photographers.
Video: Panel discussion on the influence of Chinese photographer Wang Wenlan's work
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Watch videos of Judy Polumbaum, Kristopher Li, and Steve Stroud discussing the works of Wang Wenlan, who was the first photojournalist for the national English-language newspaper China Daily and has documented Chinese life and culture over the past 40 years.
Q&A with Fu Hongxing, Director of "Mr. Deng Goes to Washington"
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Watch the Q&A session with director Fu Hongxing following the screening of his new documentary that delves into the lesser known details of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping’s historic trip to the United States in 1979.
Barack Obama and Xi Jinping, US-China Joint Presidential Statement on Climate Change, Sept. 25, 2015
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President Barack Obama and Xi Jinping issued a joint announcement on what the U.S. and China will do to support an ambitious agreement at the 2015 Paris Climate Change Conference. They issued this statement in Washington, D.C.
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