Our episode of Sinica this week was captured during a special live event at the Bookworm Literary Festival, where David Moser and Kaiser Kuo were joined by China-newcomer Jeremy Goldkorn, fresh off the plane from Nashville. During the show we talked about Beijing-lifers and how the city has changed during our time here. If you're a long-time listener, be sure to check out this unusual episode recorded in front of a live audience.
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Holiday Inn Express on 春秀路
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The World According to Xi Jinping, by Benjamin Carlson
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/09/xi-jinping-china-book-chinese-dream/406387/
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Americanah, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
http://www.amazon.com/Americanah-Chimamanda-Ngozi-Adichie/dp/0307455920
Here’s What All The Chinese Students at Your School are Reading, by Matt Sheehan
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/heres-what-the-300000-chinese-students-in-the-us-are-reading_55f9b409e4b0e333e54c3e22
Dexter Roberts on ‘The Myth of Chinese Capitalism’
Janet Yang and Michael Berry on the state of cinema in a time of souring U.S.-China ties
USCBC President Craig Allen on trade in a time of disruption
UCLA's Alex Wang on where China leads and lags in climate change
Jeff Wasserstrom on music in protest and revolution in modern China
Chinese industrial espionage and FBI profiling and overreach, with Mara Hvistendahl
U.S. tries to persuade Africa it is a credible alternative to China
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China policy and the American presidency
Former NSC official Jeff Prescott on China-Iran relations
Observing Taiwan’s presidential election
Military modernization in Xi Jinping’s China
The Hong Kong protests: The view from campus
Gary Rieschel of Qiming Venture Partners on VC, tech, and the U.S.-China relationship
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Yangyang Cheng Live at NEXT China
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China and the techno-authoritarian narrative
Fuchsia Dunlop on ‘The Food of Sichuan’
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