The Winter 2025 Issue is coming soon. 

Here are the reading guides for several of her suggestions arranged in order of date of production.

Angels Wear White (2017), Human Flow (2017), China Heavyweight (2012), The Equation of Love and Death (2008), Little Red Flowers (2005),  Waiting Alone (2004), Big Shot’s Funeral (2001), King of Masks (1996), Rickshaw Boy (1982), Four Classic Chinese Animations (1963-1982).

The Winter 2022 US China Review featured a look back at the 50^th Anniversary of Nixon’s China Trip. It also covers the 28^th National USCPFA Convention which was held virtually with some really terrific speakers including Lin Songtian, then president of the Chinese Peoples Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries.  Also included is an article from Yawei Liu of the Carter Center, an article asking whether the U.S. and China can they cooperate to save the planet, a personal account of Sports connecting with China, a filmmaker describing making a documentary on Helen Foster Snow among many other interesting articles.

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The Spring 2022 US China Review features a look at Ping-Pong Diplomacy’s lasting impact on both China and the USA from a former diplomat. There is also a look back to a 1976 trip to China by a teacher and several students when the writer was yearning for hamburgers as they climbed the Great Wall and played frisbee, another is from a USCPFA Member who traveled to China in 1971 to meet and was toasted by Zhou Enlai.  Several other stories about traveling and their adventures in China in 1983 and others from our members.

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The Summer 2022 US China Review starts with a look back to 1964 where a Chinese Intellectual was sent for re-education during the Four Cleanups Movement of 1963-1966.  It is an incredible account of that time and what life was like for many people in China.  A first-hand report about the first months of the Covid-19 epidemic in China and the impact on the people there. Another article is an interesting comment about how Singapore’s success influenced Deng Xiaoping’s reforms in China.  A guest column by Chinese Ambassador Qin Gang about his journey to the American Heartland of Iowa and another article on why China Matters to the US Heartland.

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The Fall 2022 US China Review begins with A look back as a Nobel Prize winning scientist turned 100. Born in China, he won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1957 while working in the USA. In 2004, he moved back to China and this is about his prize, and his celebration of 100 years of living both in China and the USA. A USCPFA member and former professor of business at Georgia State Univ as a terrific long term glimpse of China’s relationship with the west over the years beginning for her as a student in 1982 going to China to do research.  Another article on how the 1990 Institute expands programs that help educators teach about China in the USA.

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