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Emily Feng on Identity in Xi Jinping's China

NEW YORK, March 25, 2025 — Author and award-winning NPR correspondent Emily Feng talks about her latest book Let Only Red Flowers Bloom: Identity and Belonging in Xi Jinping's China, which tells the stories of diverse individuals in China who defy societal norms. China Books Review editor Alec Ash moderates the conversation. (52 min., 26 sec.)

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Current Affairs
 /  New York

Navigating the Tech Investment Landscape: A Conversation with Alok Sama and Max Levchin

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 /  New York

China’s Wellness Boom: Healthy Mind, Healthy Spirit

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Policy
 /  New York

ASEAN Caught Between China's Export Surge and Global De-Risking: Navigating New Economic Realities

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 /  India

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 /  New York

Oxford Debate LIVE: Will Innovation Made in China Change the World?

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

From Pontius Pilate to Chairman Mao: Religion and Politics

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 /  New York

These Beloved Faces: Daughters on Mothers, A View from India

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 /  New York

ChinaFile Presents: Shifting Terrain in U.S.-China Relations and Xi Jinping’s Vision for China’s Future

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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Lizzi C. Lee, John Lee, and Angela Shen unpack China’s humanoid robotics ambitions, its race with the United States, and the economic and geopolitical stakes of automation at scale.
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