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      <description>Last month, when former US president Barack Obama gave a speech at a business conference in Shanghai, I was in the audience. There, Obama spoke to more than 2,500 representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises, both at home and abroad. In his first post-presidency speech in China, which was also his first in Shanghai in eight years, “cooperation” was a key word.
I was also there when Obama spoke in Shanghai eight years ago, on his first visit to China. It was in the middle of November...</description>
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      <title>Life after high office: Obama gives speeches, while retired Chinese leaders stay out of the limelight</title>
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      <description>The remarkable resilience of the relationship between China and Vietnam can be credited, in large part, to the strong ties between the communist parties of both countries. The two nations have had military clashes before, and remain locked today in a territorial dispute in the South China Sea. Nonetheless, friendly ties between the Chinese Communist Party and the Communist Party of Vietnam often act as a safety buffer, reining in tempers before any bilateral argument or disagreement gets out of...</description>
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      <title>Leaders of communist neighbours China and Vietnam won’t let maritime dispute sour relations</title>
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      <description>For as long as countries have existed, there have always been big and strong ones, and small and weak ones, and it has never been easy for a small country to survive.
In the China of 770BC or so, the declining royal family of the Eastern Zhou dynasty grew too weak to control its vassal states. It ushered in a period of intense power struggles now known as the Spring and Autumn period. To survive, the smaller states relied on their more powerful counterparts for protection, and learned to exploit...</description>
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      <title>China or Japan? Why Southeast Asian states can’t afford to be loyal to only one power</title>
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      <description>A friend from Shanghai and I recently discussed the presidential election in the United States. My friend, a university professor and noted film critic, said she knew nothing about politics, but what she said about it was spot on. She did not think either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would bring hope to their country as president, but believed Clinton would win the race, going by a trend in US television drama shows. American television shows are the country’s most influential mass media, she...</description>
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      <description>Acting as host for major international forums, or “host diplomacy”, has been a highlight of China’s foreign policy this year.
Macau’s ties with Portuguese-speaking countries make it a perfect location for China to engage in host diplomacy under the Forum for Economic and Trade Co-operation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, also known as Forum Macau.
This week’s event made international headlines as Premier Li Keqiang ­( 李克強 ) attended the opening ceremony; the first visit by a...</description>
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      <title>Li Keqiang’s presence at Macau forum speaks volumes about city’s valuable Portuguese links</title>
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      <description>As the tourists gradually return to admire the beautiful West Lake following the conclusion of the G20 Summit in Hangzhou ( 杭州 ), the meeting’s achievements are being widely reported and analysed. I also returned there, to meet a good friend for tea by the lakeside. She works in the Zhejiang provincial supervision department, and when we talked about the G20 and B20, she was a bit disappointed that almost everyone had focused on the economic and diplomatic aspects of the summit, while neglecting...</description>
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      <description>Twenty years ago, I arrived in Hong Kong from Shanghai. At the Lo Wu immigration checkpoint, I needed to fill out an entry form, which asked where I came from. I wrote "Shanghai". The immigration officer glanced at it and said "Shanghai" should be amended to "China".
I was at a loss for a while, thinking Hong Kong was also part of China and that it would mean nothing to say I was entering "China" from "China". The argument dragged on, and the officer let me pass after I changed "Shanghai" to...</description>
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      <title>Beware the line between promoting Hong Kong's uniqueness, and championing independence</title>
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