Snapshots: Perceptions and China–US Encounters on the Diplomatic, Commercial, Cultural, and Educational Fronts from the Early 19th Century to the Present

Chinese Historians in the United States 5
Saturday, January 7, 2023: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Room 306 (Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 3rd Floor)
Chair:
Yanqiu Zheng, Social Science Research Council
Papers:
Black Gold and White Gold: Weaving a Global Network through the Chinese–American Tea Trade, 1815–42
Dan Du, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Ko Kunhua at Harvard, 1879–82: Receptions, Teaching, and Interactions with New England Elites in the Age of Chinese Exclusion
Shuhua Fan, University of Scranton
Lost Chance? Revisiting CCP’s Policy toward the United States on the Eve of the PRC’s Founding
Tao Wang, Iowa State University
Popular Nationalism, Social Media, and the US–China Trade War: A Case Study of Weibo, 2018–20
Mao Lin, Georgia Southern University
Comment:
Guolin Yi, Providence College
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