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| (If you are interested in joining the virtual roundtable and have not received a link via one of our email lists, please email cscc-contact@sas.upenn.edu to request the link & password.
The COVID-19 pandemic that has transformed life around the world began in Wuhan, China in late 2019. What does the public health crisis’s emergence in China, and the Chinese regime’s response to it reveal about…
As both the Chinese Communist Party and the U.S. government have bungled their responses to the outbreak and blamed each other for the growing pandemic, what will COVID-19 mean for U.S.-China relations and what…
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| Yingchun Ji, Professor of Sociology and Political Science, Shanghai University
CSCC Conference Room, Perelman 418, 133 S. 36th St.
This is a theoretically and empirically balanced study regarding new family dynamics in contemporary China. Drawing insights from the empirical investigation of the modern practice and emerging norm of daughters…
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| Zoom Link: https://pennlaw.zoom.us/j/171418926
**Please sign into Zoom before 12:00. There is often a lag with multiple log-ins. The link will be open by 11:50.**
The world’s two superpowers are locked in an intensifying rivalry and the people of both nations appear increasingly disillusioned with the government of the other. Many Chinese see the election of Donald Trump…
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| Stiteler Hall B6
Oleg Benesch, Senior Lecturer in East Asian History at the University of York Ran Zwigenberg, Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania State University Nathan Hopson, Associate Professor of Japanese and East Asian history at Nagoya University
[Please be advised this event has been cancelled and postponed to a later date TBD]
Japan's Castles: Citadels of Modernity in War and Peace
Presentations will include "The Origin and Influence of Tang Dynasty Buddhist sculptures around Chengdu", and "Adventurous Buddhist Pilgrims: Biographies of 7th-century Chinese monks losing their lives on…
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| Carolyn Kyongshin Koh ChooProfessor Emeritus, Department of Chemistry;Graduate Program in Science of Cultural Heritage,Chung-Ang University
Annenberg 111
Jade color bisaek celadon is often said to draw the onlooker’s eye deep into the ceramic body, while moon jars of Joseon are associated with the feeling of warmth and generous spirit. Can a scientific analysis of…
