Articles
An American in Shanghai: Then and Now
An American in Shanghai is a documentary film on US-China relations by William A. Callahan, who is p…
China's media on the South China Sea ruling
Matt Schrader completed undergraduate degrees in international affairs and economics at The Geor…
Wellington Koo, Mukden and Multilateralism
Will Peyton completed his undergraduate studies in history at the University of Melbourne and a Mast…
Liao Yiwu on human rights, universal values and Chinese culture
When Australia’s Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull embarked on his inaugural thirty-six-hour visit…
Interviews
Ai Weiwei on Art, Activism and Human Rights
An Interview with Ai Weiwei by Zeng Jinyan
Ai Weiwei 艾未未 is renowned for making strong aesthetic st…
Shawna Yang Ryan discusses her novel Green Island
Shawna Yang Ryan 楊小娜 published her second novel Green Island in February 2016. Her first novel Water…
Wang Gungwu 王赓武 on Living Chinese History
In his recent work, the renowned historian Wang Gungwu 王赓武 has from various angles discussed ideas a…
China, Australia and the Wider World
Kerry Brown has been the Director of the China Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. During hi…
Translations
Master of Translation: Simon Leys' Confucius
Over recent months, we have commemorated the writer, scholar and teacher Pierre Ryckmans (Simon Leys…
易: A Cable into the Abyss of a Darker Time
The I Ching 易經, or Book of Change, is not just a Chinese book, it is the Chinese book. John Minf…
Keeping a Diary in China: Memories for the Future
'Memories for the Future' 留给未来的回忆 by the oral historian Sang Ye 桑晔 was written for the catalogue pro…
Tyger! Tyger! A Fearful Symmetry
Tyger! Tyger! burning bright
In the forests of the night,
What immortal hand or eye
Could frame t…
Shorts
From the Year of the Ape to the Year of the Monkey
Christopher Rea is Associate Professor of Asian Studies and Director of the Centre for Chinese Resea…
The Australia-China Story Launched
On 24 November 2015, the website, The Australia-China Story, created by the Australian Centre on Chi…
Rock Stands and Mud Washes Away
Lois Conner, the New York-based landscape photographer, is fond of saying: 'What takes time, time re…
Everything Old is New Again: some Confucian websites
This year, 2015, marks a century since a clutch of Chinese public figures, politicians and thinkers …
