YCW interviews writer and translator Alice Xin Liu on gender equality and writing in China.
Featured Young China Watcher – Alice Xin Liu: Translation Director at NüVoices
Partner Post – Podcast Interview: Fu King-wa, Associate Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, University of Hong Kong
In the latest MERICS expert podcast, Fu King-wa, Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong. speaks about the line between Internet censorship and information control in China.
London – YCW LN: Beijing’s World with Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint [Tuesday, July 17]
![London – YCW LN: Beijing’s World with Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint [Tuesday, July 17]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/stephen-green-photo-headshot-750x350.jpg "London – YCW LN: Beijing’s World with Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint [Tuesday, July 17]")
with Lord Green We invite Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint, former Minister of State for Trade and Investment and Group Chairman of HSBC to discuss. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ycw-ln-beijings-world-tickets-47833613626 Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint Stephen Green was educated at Lancing College, Sussex, and at Oxford
YCW Brussels Is Recruiting For A New Director
Young China Watchers (YCW) Brussels is recruiting for a Director to join its dynamic leadership team. YCW is an all-volunteer, independent, organisation focused on connecting and educating the next generation of China thought-leaders through forums and other events, including a
Washington D.C. – Fifty Years of the United States and China with the Freeman Family with Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman, Charles Freeman III [Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman and Charles Freeman III]
![Washington D.C. – Fifty Years of the United States and China with the Freeman Family with Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman, Charles Freeman III [Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman and Charles Freeman III]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/chas2.jpg "Washington D.C. – Fifty Years of the United States and China with the Freeman Family with Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman, Charles Freeman III [Chas Freeman, Carla Freeman and Charles Freeman III]")
In 1969, then-foreign service officer Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. began Mandarin language training at the State Department, so beginning the Freeman family’s nearly fifty year history of closely shaping U.S.-China relations. Ambassador Freeman would go on to play a