A women’s rights activist, one of the “Feminist Five” detained by authorities in 2015, discusses a banned Chinese book about the lives of female factory...
In a 1966 essay, the American historian and father of Chinese Studies reflects on centuries-old cultural and political differences in the (then) early days of...
Join us at Asia Society in New York for a book talk by Jerome A. Cohen, one of America’s foremost voices on China since the 1960s, and founder of the study of Chinese law in America. Cohen will tell us stories from his new memoir "Eastward, Westward," in conversation with Katherine Wilhelm, executive director of the U.S.-Asia Law Institute, and Orville Schell, director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at Asia Society.