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Thinking China

Key Intellectuals more

Sima Nan (司马南)
Steven NS Cheung 张五常
Wu Jiaxiang 吴稼祥

Currents of Thought 思潮 more

Jiang Shigong on 'Philosophy and History: Interpreting the "Xi Jinping Era" through Xi’s Report to the Nineteenth National Congress of the CCP’
Ai Weiwei on Art, Activism and Human Rights
Rong Jian 荣剑 on Thought and Scholarship in China

Reading into the Past more

P.W. Kuo (Guo Bingwen) 郭秉文
Hu Suh (Hu Shi) 胡適
Y. Ralph Sun (Sun Yuanfang) 孫元方

Our Publications

East Asian History
Made in China
The China Journal

About The China Story

The China Story Project is a web-based account of contemporary China created by the Australian Centre on China in the World (CIW) at the Australian National University in Canberra, which has the most significant concentration of dedicated Chinese Studies expertise and is the publisher of the leading Chinese Studies journals in Australia.

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中国的故事

本网站为澳大利亚国立大学的中华全球研究中心主办。其宗旨为：瞭解、蒐罗、分析和传播关于中国种种有份量的叙述。凡是有建树和研究价值的资讯和阐述，此网站将对之力求兼容并包。无论源于党政官方的、大众媒体的、民间大众的、思想知识界的、网民微博族的、甚至不入主流的叙述，均可在我们《中国的故事》适当地亮相。我们的视野概不分地缘，既不限于中华人民共和国、港澳台抑或华侨界，亦不排除在华外籍人员之见地。万象的‘中国故事’构成当今重振的中华文化错综复杂之面相以及令人揣摩不已的底藴，迫切需要更多人士探讨、剖析并求甚解。

Australian Centre on China in the World 中华全球研究中心/中華全球研究中心

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