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CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

- | Angel Hsu, UNC-Chapel Hill
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Borderless Culture Films Series Screening of "On a Tightrope"

- | Virtual event
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Film synopsis:

A group of Uyghur children living in an orphanage in Xinjiang, China pursue their dream of learning the important tradition of tight-rope walking. Illustrating the literal ups and downs of the…




CSCC Event: "Whither China-U.S. Relations?"

- | Xiao Ren, Professor of International Politics, Fudan University 
CSCC Conference Room, 133 S.36th, Room 418
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Korean Studies Colloquium: Soju and Korea in Global Cross-Cultural Exchanges with Hyunhee Park

- | Williams Hall 623

(sponsored by Kim Program in Korean Studies)

EALC and Penn's Chinese Language Program: "A Conversation On Mental Health in the AAPI Community"

- | FAGN Auditorium

Yong-Tong Li and Heather Tang

Penn Libraries Workshop in the History of Material Texts: "The Hangul Typewriter: Failing Communication and the Korean Writing System"

- | Virtual

Dahye Kim, Northwestern University 

CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

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Alex Wang, Professor of Law, UCLA

Tsagaan sar Mongolian Lunar New Year virtual celebration

- | Online via ZOOM.
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Are you curious about how lunar new year is celebrated in Mongolia? Join us for a virtual celebration of the "white month" (Tsagaan sar) on Thursday morning! The program will be held online via zoom, and will include…




Korean Studies Colloquium: "Should We Take Authoritarian Anti-Corruption Seriously? Evidence from South Korea"

- | Christopher Carothers Williams Hall 623 (Optionally Zoom) 

Christopher Carothers, CSCC (Center for the Study of Contemporary China) Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Pennsylvania 

Korean Studies Colloquium: "Embodying the Complexity of Korean Queerness: Affective Counter-profiling, Affective Solidarity, and Reconfigured Citizenship"

- | Virtual talk  

Woori Han, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication and the Center on Digital culture and Society, University of Pennsylvania