YCW interview Oma Lee, YCW of the year 2018, about her work at the China Philanthropy Research Institute (CPRI), Beijing Women’s Network (BWN) and the importance of community building across the globe.
Common perceptions that China allegedly has overwhelming political and economic leverage over North Korea are not able to explain why three successive Kim regimes had been able to defy Chinese pressure to cease provocations or denuclearize. This talk aims to
![Shanghai: Towards a Sustainable Food Future: Feeding China’s Urban Billion [Tuesday, December 4]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Peggy-Liu-344x350.png "Shanghai: Towards a Sustainable Food Future: Feeding China’s Urban Billion [Tuesday, December 4]")
China is grappling with a daunting conundrum: how to feed nearly one-fifth of the world’s population with less than one-tenth of its farmland. China’s 1.4 billion people are building up an appetite that is changing the way the world grows
Whilst the US remains the global leader in blockchain technology, many predict that China may well overtake the US within the next five years and become the world’s No.1 blockchain powerhouse, drawing the centre of gravity of technological innovation and
Zhang Lijia looks deeply into China’s massive underground sex industry. During the talk, she will explain how she gained insight into the prostitution business which she describes in Lotus, a novel inspired by her grandma who was a former prostitute.