The RDCY Series online live lectures on “Re-recognize the United States”, Lecture No. 9

Sino-US Relations under the Impact of COVID-19

Time: May 28th (Thursday) 20:00 (Beijing time, UTC+8)

(1) What factors intensify the Sino-US tension and confrontation under the impact of COVID-19?

(2) What are the real motives and possibilities behind the United States' "new cold war" with China?

(3) How should the public think and respond to the “new Cold War” confrontation that the U S wants to impose on China?

(4) Why is the Trump administration so aggressive in the context of COVID-19?

(5) Why the American leaders who have always advertised freedom and the rule of law are full of lies?

(6) How will the world's politics and economy evolve in the future?

Dr. Zhu Feng, Executive Director of the Collaborative Innovation Center of South China Sea Studies, and Director of Institute of International Studies, Nanjing University. Dr. Zhu Feng used to be a professor at School of International Studies of Peking University and Deputy Director of Institute of International & Strategic Studies of PKU. He moved on to Nanjing University to head this new institution from August of 2014.