Got China

For this episode the trio touches on a hugely consequential political event due to take place this month, the Third Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee (3rd plenum).
The discussion started with why the 3rd plenary session has garnered such a special reputation in Chinese politics, what's been rolled out in previous 3rd plenary sessions, and open-source materials that could provide a clue to what this year's 3rd plenary session may have in store.

Reports mentioned during the discussion:
1.13’12”  Report: Chinese Modernization https://english.news.cn/20240504/ae50c03d5f544ae8a651f146c08e5be9/c.html
2. 40'39" Report: New Quality Productive Forces https://chinaview.xhinst.net/Views/20240619/19436578_Xinhua-Issues-Research-Report-on-Empower-China-Benefit-the-World-.html

In the inaugural episode of Got China, Xinhua Insitute's Liu Yang and Jiang Jiang and CCG's Wang Zichen discuss where Pottinger and Gallagher got it wrong in their Foreign Affairs essay.
In part II, the trio continues the conversation and talks about
● The worrying undercurrent reflected by the article
● The differences in Biden and Trump's approach to China 
● How other world countries see the China-U.S. competition
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In the inaugural episode of Got China, Xinhua Insitute's Liu Yang and Jiang Jiang and CCG's Wang Zichen discuss where Pottinger and Gallagher got it wrong in their Foreign Affairs essay.
In part I, the trio 
● Observe how the article has shaped the discourse both in Washington and Beijing
● Forecast what the article bodes for the future of China-U.S. relationship
● Identify which arguments may not be based on sound facts or accurate understanding
What would you like for the program to cover in the future? Leave your comments below!