Communications, External (Duìwài chuánbō 对外传播)|Duìwài chuánbō 对外传播 (Communications, External)
GUO Ke External communication refers to broadcast information that is meant for a foreign audience. Similar to the United States’
National Committee on United States–China Relations (Měi-Zhōng Guānxì Quánguó Wěiyuánhuì 美中关系全国委员会)|Měi-Zhōng Guānxì Quánguó Wěiyuánhuì 美中关系全国委员会 (National Committee on United States–China Relations)
Left to right: Robert Scalapino, Stephen A. Orlins, and Lucien Pye, at the 3 May 2006 NCUSCR program “Past as
East China Sea (Dōng Hǎi 东海)|Dōng Hǎi 东海 (East China Sea)
Bent NIELSEN The East China Sea—part of the western Pacific Ocean—is China’s most important marine fishing area. The sea also
WEN Tingyun (Wēn Tíngyùn 温庭蕴)|Wēn Tíngyùn 温庭蕴 (WEN Tingyun)
Nirmal DASS Wen Tingyun, a Tang dynasty lyric poet whose themes were unconventional for his time—and whose verses and songs
Extraterritoriality (Zhìwàifǎquán 治外法权)|Zhìwàifǎquán 治外法权 (Extraterritoriality)
Alan BAUMLER Guangzhou (Canton), China’s major trading port, in the late nineteenth century. Guangzhou was the only port open to
Quemoy and Matsu (Jīnmén-Mǎzǔ 金门马祖)|Jīnmén-Mǎzǔ 金门马祖 (Quemoy and Matsu)
Bent NIELSEN Quemoy and Matsu are part of a group of fifteen islands located off the coast of Fujian Province.