Just China

UC3P

This show brings awareness to China's domestic and foreign policies through student dialogues and interviews with experts in the field.

  1. 12/02/2019

    Hong Kong Protests

    The Hong Kong protests have gone on for over half a year, with news of the city’s troubles spreading internationally. While providing a summary of some of the impacts of the protests, this episode will not be focused on conveying the day-to-day updates, instead centering on stories of those from within the city and on its periphery. We interviewed Nitika, a Hong Kong native and a Master’s student here at UChicago; a journalist from mainland China; and Liz from the US with ties to Taiwan, who is also a Master’s student here at UChicago. Their views help us to unpack the different understandings of the conflict from across the globe as well as identify some of the possible outcomes of this troubled time. Focused on delivering updates occurring in and about China, new episodes of the Just China will be published monthly. Our next episode will be a follow-up on Hong Kong of a live recording of a panel event held on campus. Titled “The 2019 Hong Kong Protests - What does the Future Hold for Hong Kong?,” the panel comprised of senior Hong Kong pro-democracy politician Ms. Emily Lau, pro-Beijing think tanker and former Hong Kong government official Dr. Henry Ho, and University of Notre Dame Professor Victoria Hui. The panel took place over Skype, and was moderated by University of Chicago Professor Dali Yang. Podcast Production Credit: Producer and host: Gregory Wong Correspondents: Sahara Chen, Yue Kuang, Shiyun Wen, Fanmei Xia, Yuanjin Xia Engineer: Annie Zhu Editors: Mew Tachibana, Gregory Wong Have a story you’d like to hear about? Let us know at TheU3CP@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you!

    59 min

  2. 05/19/2019

    News Pulse Ep. 4: Video Games, Trade War, & Hong Kong

    In this episode, we look into stories on the video game development and regulation, the still ongoing US-China trade war, Hong Kong’s proposed extradition law, and the history behind the May 4th Movement. Have a story you’d like to hear about? Let us know at TheU3CP@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you! Focused on delivering updates occurring in and about China, new episodes of the Just China News Pulse will come out every three weeks. Credits: Producer and host: Gregory Wong Correspondents: Yuanjin Xia, Bing Ge, Shiyun Wen Editor: Gregory Wong

    24 min

  3. 04/21/2019

    News Pulse Ep. 3: Crypto Mining, Green Cars, & Money Matters

    In this episode, we look into issues both domestic and international, with stories on the National Development and Reform Commission’s hard regulation of cryptocurrency mining, Shanghai’s car trade-in program, and the sweeping tax reforms enacted, as well as Italy’s landmark signing onto the Belt and Road Initiative. Have a story you’d like to hear about? Let us know at TheU3CP@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you! Focused on delivering updates occurring in and about China, new episodes of the Just China News Pulse will come out every three weeks. Credits: Producer and host: Gregory Wong Correspondents: Yuanjin Xia, Bing Ge, Shiyun Wen Editors: Bing Ge, Gregory Wong

    18 min

  4. 03/03/2019

    News Pulse Ep. 2: Gene-Edited Babies, Trade Talks, Scandals, & More

    In our second episode, we pick up from where we left off with updates on the US-China trade war and C9 leakage in Quanzhou, and also bring in a wide variety of new stories, ranging from the Individual Income Tax Reform, Dolce & Gabanna scandal, and He Jiankui’s controversial gene-edited children. Have a story you’d like to hear about? Let us know at TheU3CP@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you! Focused on delivering updates occurring in and about China, new episodes of the Just China News Pulse will come out every two to three weeks. Credits: Producer and host: Gregory Wong Correspondents: Michael Gottschalk, Yue Wang, Annie Ma, Jin, Jinglin Fu Editors: Jin, Gregory Wong

    15 min

  5. 02/10/2019

    Making Cents of a Cashless Economy

    Mom-and-pop stores moving away from cash payments? Beggars asking for money with a QR code? Cashless economy is happening right now in China. Our team collected stories from Chinese citizens to American tourists, from small business owners to Alipay's marketing head of the North America region, to explain this trend in all dimensions. Special Credits: Sean Chen, Head of Marketing and Business Operations at Alipay, North American Region Credits: Jessica Breznick and Coco Yim for producing and hosting Jubing Ge, Mew Jiang, Yuanjin Xia, Cecilia Xiao, Shiyu Wen for scripting Mew Jiang and Yuanjin Xia for editing Yuanjin Xia for engineering

    37 min

  6. 01/06/2019

    News Pulse Episode 1

    The Just China team is excited to publish the first episode in its new News Pulse series! Focused on delivering updates occurring in and about China, we dive right in this episode with stories on the US-China trade war's effects on currency, Single's Day sales, and more. Credits: Gregory Wong for producing, hosting and editing Coco Yim for editing Michael Gottschalk, Yue Wang, Annie Ma, Jin Liang, Jinglin Fu for reporting.

    12 min

  7. 09/19/2018

    Kevin Nealer on the Escalating US-China Trade War

    Kevin Nealer, principal at the Scowcroft Group, is a seasoned China hand whose experience includes stints at the State Department, the Senate, and on President Obama's Intelligence Advisory Board. He discusses his career path, the US-China trade war, and the future of US-China relations. This is followed by a student discussion of his comments by Jason Zukus and Coco Yim. Credits: Jason Zukus for producing, hosting and editing Coco Yim for contributing to the student dialogue Special thanks to Kevin Nealer

    26 min

  8. 07/02/2018

    China-Africa Relations with Eric Olander (Pt. 2)

    Eric Olander, founder of the China Africa Project and co-host of the weekly China in Africa Podcast, discusses the common misunderstanding of racial relations in China. In this second part of our two part interview, Eric discusses how those differ from situations in the US, specifically how Africans are portrayed in Chinese media. He also weighs in on how China's exhibition of soft power is perceived by other states. Credits: Coco Yim for producing, hosting and editing David Raban for engineering Special thanks to Eric Olander.

    18 min
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About

This show brings awareness to China's domestic and foreign policies through student dialogues and interviews with experts in the field.

Information

  • Creator
    UC3P
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2019
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © University of Chicago Public Policy Podcasts
  • Show Website
    Just China