YCW's New York was launched in 2014 and its inaugural speaker was Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, the former Director of Asia-Pacific Programs at the United States Institute for Peace (USIP).
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Young China Watchers (YCW) is excited to announce the first annual Young China Watcher of the Year Award. The award seeks to recognize a young professional who has made an extraordinary contribution to the global understanding of China, be that
We are delighted to invite you to eat, drink, and ring in the Year of the Dog with us and the China Supper Club. For the occasion, Roseann Lake, correspondent for The Economist, will speak on her work documenting the
![New York – Cross-Strait Dilemmas: U.S.-China-Taiwan Relations in an Age of Evolving Identities with Syaru Shirley Lin [Monday, February 20]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/shirley_01-614x350.png "New York – Cross-Strait Dilemmas: U.S.-China-Taiwan Relations in an Age of Evolving Identities with Syaru Shirley Lin [Monday, February 20]")
We invite you to join us for an invigorating round table discussion over casual drinks, led by Professor Syaru Shirley Lin of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, on the challenges facing China, the U.S., and Taiwan in managing their
![New York – What to Expect in China Policy During the First 100 Days of Donald Trump’s Presidency with Dan Rosen, Orville Schell [Dan Rosen and Orville Schell]](https://www.youngchinawatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/danielrosen_01.jpg "New York – What to Expect in China Policy During the First 100 Days of Donald Trump’s Presidency with Dan Rosen, Orville Schell [Dan Rosen and Orville Schell]")
To get the Young China Watchers $10 rate: At ticket check-out, please select the “Non-Member Adult” ticket and proceed to checkout where you will enter the coupon code: YCW11817 and then hit “Activate.” At that time the ticket type will
China’s financial system used to be boring and state-controlled, keeping deposits captive at large state-owned banks and lending out cheaply to state-owned enterprises. Very quickly, however, virtually everything about the system has changed, particularly since the equity market crash in