Tag: china
Ceramics depict China’s Cultural Revolution
The American Museum of Ceramic Art’s exhibit "Fired in Revolution: Ceramics From the People's Republic of China" showcases works created during China’s Cultural Revolution, between 1966 and 1976.
Work and play fill students’ winter break
Students at the University of La Verne spent their winter break traveling, working and spending time with their loved ones. ULV’s winter break started on Dec. 17, 2023 with the start of the Spring semester just six weeks later on Jan. 29.
Rise of China in the global economy raises concerns
Xin Xu, executive director of China and Asia Pacific studies at Cornell University, discussed the rise of China and how the nation is on track to overtake the United States as the global economy leader by the end of the decade.
Muslims deserve freedom
An estimated one million Chinese Muslims have disappeared across Xianjiang, China, and speculation pertaining to their possible imprisonment in relation to their religious status were proved true after leaked documents highlighted a network of detention camps used to imprison Chinese Muslims.
China’s grasp on U.S. is a threat
The Chinese government’s grasp on American society has grown exponentially not only through the launch of Tik Tok, one of the most downloaded applications of 2019, but through various data breaches that have gone undiscussed in the public sphere as well.
Commentary: Companies need to stand with progress
Amid the ongoing protests for democracy in Hong Kong, a single tweet consisting of an image with seven words was all it took to plunge the NBA into complete chaos. And in that chaos, one thing has become clear: The NBA needs to stop trying to pander to both sides.