![Berlin – Battle of Images: The Sino-Hollywood Courtship with Dr. Ying Zhu [Wednesday, February 13, 2019]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/rsz_1rsz_yingzhu-467x350.jpg "Berlin – Battle of Images: The Sino-Hollywood Courtship with Dr. Ying Zhu [Wednesday, February 13, 2019]")
The evolution of Sino-Hollywood relation reflects the evolving power dynamic between China and the US over the decades, with China emerging from an eager apprentice to an aspiring competitor and partner who wants market share as well as cultural influence.
On February 18th, YCW San Francisco hosted a lunch and conversation with Adam Segal, one of America’s foremost scholars of both the US-China relationship and cybersecurity. About Adam Segal: Adam Segal is the Ira A. Lipman chair in emerging technologies
Infrastructure growth is on the front page of every developing country in Asia, especially China, as they come to the realization its importance as an economic driver. Simultaneously, additional sources of finance from regional powers, development institutions, and commercial markets
YCW LN: The definitive guide to Asia’s global influence in the 21st century with Parag Khanna, Global Strategy Advisor, Author and Founder & Managing Partner of FutureMap Wednesday, January 30, 2019, 7:00 pm Bush House Lecture Theatre 3, King’s College
![Berlin – Is Germany’s voice heard in China? Public diplomacy and China’s restrictive media environment With Alexander Roth [Thursday, January 31, 2019]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/alexroth.jpg "Berlin – Is Germany’s voice heard in China? Public diplomacy and China’s restrictive media environment With Alexander Roth [Thursday, January 31, 2019]")
Ideological tightening, ever more effective censorship and ramped-up repression – under Xi Jinping the political climate in China has gotten harsher. While China is cranking up its own efforts to make its voice heard in the world, the shrinking space