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Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies (LRCCS)

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Degree Programs

China Related Courses | Winter 2019

China Related Courses | Fall 2018

China-Related Courses | Winter 2018

China Related Courses | Fall 2017

China-Related Courses | Winter 2017

China-Related Courses | Fall 2016

China Internship Initiative

Funding for Summer Internships in China

Teaching Certification in Chinese

Graduate Certificate in Chinese Studies

MA and Dual Degree

Alumni & Friends

News and Events

LRCCS Fudan-Michigan Collaborations in the Social Sciences | Call for Proposals

Yuen Yuen Ang quoted in the The Straits Times (Asia)

LRCCS Associate Director Pär Cassel a signatory on opinion piece in "Svenska Dagbladet"

Gift by Donald and Ann Munro Helps Establish Tenure-Track Professorship in Chinese Philosophy

What Is Remembered

Announcing an LRCCS Conference| China Between Worlds

Creating a world-class Chinese dance collection

LRCCS faculty associate and architecture professor Robert Adams receives Neubacher Award

Does a Stronger Xi Mean a Weaker Chinese Communist Party?

LRCCS faculty associate Jersey Liang named U-M Professor of Global Health.

Two LRCCS faculty associates in the news.

Yuen Yuen Ang, Associate Professor of Political Science, has been named an Andrew Carnegie Fellow for 2018

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher quoted in Bloomberg

LRCCS faculty member Yuen Yuen Ang on why China's 'McDonald's model' of development could help poor countries - but Beijing may be drawing the wrong conclusions

New Chair in Tibetan Buddhist Studies

From the US Women’s History to the History of Chinese Feminism--How Feminism has Transformed the World: An Interview with U-M Professor Wang Zheng

“Whether you know anything about Chinese culture or you just love opera..."

China could scrap two-child policy, ending nearly 40 years of limits

Professor Donald Lopez is Interviewed in Buddhistdoor Global

Yuen Yuen Ang in Bloomberg | Needed for China’s Belt and Road: a Roadmap

How #MeToo Is Taking on a Life of Its Own in Asia

Linda Lin discusses the fall of the Yuan relative to the dollar on NPR

Professor Emily Wilcox on Radio-Television Serbia

Yuen Yuen Ang in the NY Times

Linda Lim interviewed on NPR

Professor Xiaobing Tang in Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报)

Nicholas Howson to the CBC: Chinese politicians, not judges, may determine fate of Canadian sentenced to die

Announcing LRCCS Distinguished Visitor: Playwright and Director Stan Lai

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher quoted in the Financial Times

LRCCS Post-doctoral Fellow Liz Berger in LiveScience

Yuen Yuen Ang is interviewed in the NY Times and contributes an article to The Paper

Emily Wilcox talks "Shen Yun" with the "New Yorker"

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher quoted in The Verge

LRCCS faculty member Erik Mueggler awarded prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships

Yuen Yuen Ang opinion article in the South China Morning Post

Jeffrey Javed, LRCCS postdoctoral scholar, has an article published by Monkey Cage

Mary Gallagher is a guest on NPR's On Point

Mary Gallagher quoted by the BBC in "Trade war: How reliant are US colleges on Chinese students?"

Mary Gallagher in ChinaFile article, "How Should the U.S. Government Treat Chinese Students in America?"

LRCCS faculty member Miranda Brown discusses Asian culture in Toledo with the "Toledo Blade"

Now Available: Our 2019 Newsletter

Yuen Yuen Ang’s work is featured in Wall Street Journal article “China’s Corruption Paradox”

Fang Zhang, LRCCS center associate, interviewed by Sinovision (美国中文网)

The Washington Post's Fareed Zakaria references research conducted by recent LRCCS postdoc Jeffrey Javed

Michigan Daily covers LRCCS event: UC San Diego professor discusses crisis in US-China relations

Is Violence in Hong Kong’s Protests Turning off Moderates?

U-M and LRCCS profiled at Xinhua

Mary Gallagher in Reuters on the shortage of testing supplies and China’s initial reticence in dealing with the coronavirus outbreak.

COVID-19 and US-China Relations

Mary Gallagher among Vox's "12 experts on how the US should hold China accountable for the coronavirus"

LRCCS Congratulates Our 2020 Graduates

LRCCS China Internship Initiative: Expanding Ties with China

Announcing "Connecting Pacific" podcasts featuring faculty, alums and students on contemporary China, Hong Kong, pandemics, and prejudice

Announcing "Connecting Pacific" Podcast Episode 3: Fear and Anger

Wang Zheng in The Paper (澎湃新闻)

"As an opportunity for engagement, what could be better than educating the next generation of Chinese leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, and creative artists?"

"Why not consume the blood?" Professor Miranda Brown in the "South China Morning Post"

Announcing a Special Webinar | Covid Impact on U-M Chinese Studies Students

LRCCS: People-to-People Exchange Strengthens Connections during COVID-19 Pandemic

Professor Nico Howson talks with the Nikkei Asian Review about the legality of the Trump administration's ban on WeChat

II Director Mary Gallagher on the Deterioration Of US-China Relations

Liangyu Fu receives University Librarian Recognition Award

China’s educated housewives feel overworked and under appreciated; Yun Zhou in the "South China Morning Post"

Professor Wang Zheng discusses #MeToo in China with "The Economist"

LRCCS is now accepting applications for 2022 postdoctoral fellow positions

Yuen Yuen Ang in the South China Morning Post

Video of LRCCS Virtual Alumni Event December 9, 2020

Professor Yuen Yuen Ang speaks with NPR about China's corruption crackdown

International Institute director Mary Gallagher discusses Beijing's efforts to spin the origin story of COVID 19

Yuen Yuen Ang Says More…

"Yes, Anti-China invective in Foreign Policy puts a Target on Asian-Americans’ Backs"

"It is common to portray U.S.-China relations as a 'clash of civilizations' -- two cultural opposites with nothing in common. This narrative is unhelpful, even misleading."

Miranda Brown talks with CNN about double-yolk eggs in Gaoyou

Yun Zhou on France 24 speaking about "China Demographic Crisis"

Yun Zhou contributes a commentary piece to the "Washington Post"

Miranda Brown on the misunderstood history of milk, and milk tea, in China

Lan Deng speaks with Bloomberg about the possibility that one failing company could have a big impact on China's economy

“Those pop stars actually act as intermediaries or opinion leaders to help the authorities to circulate propagandistic messages more effectively than officials.”

Sheng Zou, LRCCS Post-Doctoral Fellow, speaks with Vice

Yichen Rao, LRCCS postdoc, delivers a Yixi Talk

Biden and China, Writing and problem-solving

Yun Zhou on NBC News

II Director, Mary Gallagher, discusses the Women's Tennis Association response to Beijing

Yun Zhou talks contraception and population with Deutsche Welle

Ann Lin in the news

"The image and narrative presented will be a strong China, a China in control."

Silvia Lindtner receives Association for Asian Studies' Joseph Levinson Prize

LRCCS post-doc Sheng Zou speaks to the Voice of America

LRCCS director, Ann Chih Lin, speaks with NPR

Professor Miranda Brown discusses Asian junk food with northjersey.com

Yun Zhou speaks with "Quartz" on the tensions between feminism and Beijing's worries about population decline

LRCCS post-doctoral fellow Sheng Zou quoted in the "Rest of the World"

Miranda Brown discusses Panda Express with NBC News

LRCCS director, Ann Chih Lin, speaks with the "Wall Street Journal" about tensions driving Chinese scholars out of US universities

U-M Professor Yun Zhou speaks with the "New York Times" about dating apps in China

U-M Alums speak with the "Financial Times" about "The cost of China’s information vacuum."

International Institute director, Mary Gallagher, quoted by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation

LRCCS research fellow Jundai Liu quoted by Nikkei Asia

LRCCS is now accepting applications for 2023 postdoctoral fellow positions

Professor Yun Zhou discusses China's population decline with a host of media outlets

Mary Gallagher speaks with the "Hindustan Times" about the importance of maintaining US-China diplomatic relations

Yun Zhou quoted in Guardian on China's falling marriage rates, despite Beijing's efforts

LRCCS Mourns the Passing of Donald J. Munro

Linda Lim, LRCCS faculty associate and Ross School of Business professor, discusses China's untapped consumer market on NPR.

Watch the Video ~ LRCCS Symposium: China's Economy Today: The New Normal and Old Challenges

LRCCS faculty associates share views on China in LSA Magazine article "Big Red"

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher sheds light on the increase of worker strikes in China

LRCCS faculty associate Wang Zheng provides a strong voice of advocacy and analysis on the continued detention of feminist activists in China

LRCCS faculty associate Linda Lim is the voice of authority on Lee Kuan Yew's legacy in Singapore as well as his impact on the rest of the world

LRCCS MA students Ryan Etzcorn, Neal McKenna, and Andrea Valedon write about their first time at AAS

PRI's The World profiles doctoral student Joseph Ho's work on Missionaries in China

Alumnus Damien Ma (LRCCS MA '06) goes on NPR to discuss corruption crackdown and other pressing issues for the Chinese government

Alumnus David Shambaugh (PhD '88, political science) pens a controversial essay on "The Coming Chinese Crackup"

Faculty Associate Wang Zheng comments on the recent detention of Chinese feminist activists

Professor of Law and LRCCS faculty associate Nico Howson discusses the dispute between Chinese government and Alibaba over fake goods

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher talks to Reuters about the influential Chinese labor lawyer Duan Yi

A panel discussion on Hong Kong protests was held last week; recap and full video are now available

Faculty associate Nico Howson analyzes the term "Rule of Law" in Chinese judicial reform

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher examines an increase in labor strikes in China

LRCCS, Michigan Law School, and Chinese University of Hong Kong jointly organize upcoming conference entitled "Public and Private Enforcement of Corporate and Securities Law - China and the World"

Faculty associate Linda Lim addresses misgivings about Chinese government's fight against corruption

Kenneth Lieberthal provides insights into press conferences jointly held by American and Chinese presidents

LRCCS director Mary Gallagher examines the feasibility of efforts to meet US-China climate change goals

University funds joint social science projects with Fudan University (China)

Alumnus and sinologist David Moser revisits the issue of why Chinese is so difficult to learn in light of Mark Zuckerberg's very public attempt to speak it

Faculty associate Donald Lopez edits the Buddhism section in Norton's latest, much-debated world religion anthology

Faculty associate Silvia Lindtner examines the role of Chinese manufacturers in hardware innovation

Following the recent Communist Party Plenum, which focused on rule of law, faculty associate Nicholas Howson discusses challenges of Chinese legal reform

LRCCS faculty associate Xiaobing Tang discusses contemporary Chinese holidays

LRCCS is awarded competitive federal funding!

Michigan/LRCCS faculty discuss Hong Kong (updated)

Mary Gallagher quoted in New Republic: What Hong Kong's Protests Mean for Mainland China

LRCCS's Mary Gallagher Appears on NPR's Marketplace

LRCCS renaming getting press attention in China

Center for Chinese Studies renamed to honor donor Rogel, scholar Lieberthal

Landmark Buddhist dictionary will be donated to Michigan’s high schools, community colleges and public libraries

Announcing the Albert Feuerwerker Memorial Fund

CCS Mourns the Passing of Rhoads Murphey

Socialist Culture in China Reconsidered—Fall 2013

Building State Capacity in China and Beyond - Fall 2014

Participants: Conference on Building State Capacity in China and Beyond

Program: Conference on Building State Capacity in China and Beyond

Feminist Sinologies—Fall 2012

New Directions in Manchu Studies | Spring 2016

Manchu Studies Participants

Manchu Studies Program

Industrial Upgrading and Economic Growth in China | Fall 2016

Program: Industrial Upgrading and Economic Growth in China

Industrial Upgrading and Economic Growth in China | Participants

Dancing East Asia: Conference and Exhibition

Dancing East Asia | Speaker Biographies

Dancing East Asia | Abstracts

Dancing East Asia | Schedule

China Between Worlds

China Between Worlds | Speakers

China Between Worlds | Program

Africa-China Conference 2017: Infrastructure, Resource Extraction, and Environmental Sustainability

Program | Africa-China Conference 2017

Art, History, and Sinology: An International Conference in Honor of Martin J. Powers

Art, History, and Sinology | Speakers

Art, History, and Sinology | Program

Understanding Media: New Perspectives on Ming–Qing Literature

Schedule: Understanding Media: New Perspectives on Ming–Qing Literature

Environments and Adaptation in Ancient China: Recent Advances and Global Context | February 8-9, 2019

Conference Schedule | Environments and Adaptation in Ancient China: Recent Advances and Global Context | February 8-9, 2019

Chinese Contemporary Art: Curation, Collection, and Connection

Panels and Roundtable Schedule | Chinese Contemporary Art: Curation, Collection, and Connection

US-China Environment and Sustainability Forum at the University of Michigan | October 1-2, 2019

Global Chinese Food | December 6, 2019

Videos of Past Events

2009-10 LRCCS Event Videos

2010-11 LRCCS Event Videos

2011-12 LRCCS Event Videos

2012-13 LRCCS Event Videos

2013-14 LRCCS Event Videos

2014-15 LRCCS Event Videos

2015-16 LRCCS Event Videos

2016-17 LRCCS Event Videos

2017-18 LRCCS Event Videos

2018-19 LRCCS Event Videos

2019-20 LRCCS Event Videos

2020-21 LRCCS Event Videos

2021-2022 LRCCS Event Videos

Archived Events | 2012-15

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Violent Media: Beyond the Stereotype of Chinese Cruelty

LRCCS Chinese Film Series | Blue Sky Bones

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Digital Perspectives on Middle-Period Chinese Political History

L-R Center for Chinese Studies: Digital Perspectives on Middle-Period Chinese Political History

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Wang Guangmei's qipao and the Two Line Struggle in Communist Feminism

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Adopting an Orphan: Theater and Social Energy in Ming China

L-R Center for Chinese Studies: Adopting an Orphan: Theater and Social Energy in Ming China

LRCCS Chinese Film Series | Til Madness Do Us Part

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | The Power of “No” in Buddhist China: Refusal and Achievement in the Lives of the Monk-Artists Kuncan (1612-ca. 1675) and Hongyi (1880-1942)

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Wielding the 'Sharp Sword': Petroleum and State Power in China's Far West, 1955-1961

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Dream of the Red Chamber, the Opera

LRCCS Chinese Film Series | The Chinese Mayor

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Architectural Versus Improvisational Thinking: Hut/Tent-Building Practices of Tibetan Buddhist Nuns in Post-Mao China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Schema and Substance in a Northern Song Vessel

LRCCS Chinese Film Series | Red Amnesia

Opening Reception | Above Ground: 40 Moments of Transformation

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series | Is there a Chinese Model of Legal Reform?

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Invasion of the Body Snatchers: Remediation and the Model in the Mirror

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Migrants’ Family Arrangement and Their Children’s Wellbeing in China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Reforming the Chinese Tax Administration

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Is It Possible to “De-Maoify” the Cultural Revolution?

Also like Life: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien ~ Millennium Mambo

Also like Life: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien ~ Good Men, Good Women

Also like Life: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien ~ Flowers of Shanghai

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Land and the Chinese Economy: The Politics of Economic Management

Also like Life: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien ~ A Time to Live and a Time to Die

Also like Life: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien ~ Dust in the Wind

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Rethinking the Socialist Heroine: Feminine Agency in Chinese Dance Dramas of the late 1950s

China’s Economy Today ~ The New Normal and Old Challenges

Electric Shadows Film Series ~ Aberdeen (2014)

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Towards a New Qing Natural History

Electric Shadows Film Series ~ Let's Get Married (2015)

Electric Shadows Film Series ~ Lost and Love (2015)

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Cross-Strait Relations on the Eve of Elections: A Shaky Status Quo

Electric Shadows Film Series ~ Only You (2015)

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Rewriting the Creation Myth: Revolution and the Birth of the PRC Judicial System

LRCCS Special Presentation ~ CHINA Town Hall: Local Connections, National Reflections

Electric Shadows Film Series ~ Police Story (2014)

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Is Lying Contagious? Spatial Diffusion of Agricultural “Satellites” During China’s Great Leap Forward

Dance Performance<br>Gu Jiani's <i>Right & Left</i>

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series ~ Zhang Yimou: Globalization and the Subject of Culture

Documentary Film Presentation with Director, NPR's Jocelyn Ford: <i>Nowhere to Call Home</i>

Inaugural LRCCS Distinguished Visitor Lecture by Alexa Lam: The Journey Continues--China 2015 - 2025

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: The Making of the Dead: Perspectives from Tombs in Early China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Disability Policy and Implementation in China: Collaboration, Competition and Contradiction

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: The Double Life of Hong Mai (1123-1202): A Hanlin Academician and His Supernatural Tales

LRCCS Occasional Lecture Series: Anti Anti-Orientalism, or Is Chinese Law Different?

Film Screening: The Road to Fame

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: On the Peripheries of Print Culture: Notebooks (biji) in Eleventh-Century China

The Sunrise: A live performance of a classic Chinese drama

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: The Use and Misuse of Rules: Environmental Regulation Enforcement and Compliance in China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Experiencing Long War in Mid-Twentieth Century China and Taiwan

Contemporary Chinese Music and Dance Residency. Discussion with Videos

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Genealogies of Chinese Export Art and the Origins of the Copy

W15 LRCCS Documentary Film Presentation: <i>Lessons in Dissent</i>

LRCCS Occasional Lecture Series: <i>Lessons in Dissent</i>

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Hacking with Chinese Characteristics: The Making of a Powerful Vision of Change

LRCCS Annual Photo Contest: BOLD Photo Exhibition

Until Debt do Us Part

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: The Anxiety of Influence: (Mis)reading Chinese Art in Late Choson Korea

The Literary Adventures of Silver in Early Modern China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Consumption as Knowledge: Pawnbrokers in Qing China Appraise Furs

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Ritual Substitutions: Theories of Ritual from Classical China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Pollution, Institution and Street Protest in Urban China

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Deng Xiaoping and his Legacy

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Beijing Brainwashing: Cold War Maoism and the Minds of the Masses

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Imperial Illusions: Crossing Pictorial Boundaries in the Qing Palaces

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Xuanzang’s Skull: Buddhism, Nationalism, and Diplomacy in Modern Asia

LRCCS Annual Conference Series: Building State Capacity in China and Beyond

LRCCS Annual Conference Series: Building State Capacity in China and Beyond

Symposium on Prospects and Challenges in US-China Relations

Symposium on Prospects and Challenges in US-China Relations: An inaugural Naming Event of the Kenneth G. Lieberthal and Richard H. Rogel Center for Chinese Studies

Journey to the West

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: The Intertextual Brush: Philosophy in Early Medieval Chinese Poetry

Young Detective Dee

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: Beyond Western Civilization: A Translingual Approach

Finding Mr. Right

LRCCS Noon Lecture Series: "Captured Alive (Huozhuo)": A Kunqu Performance of Chinese Adulterers and Adulteresses (Jianfu yinfu)

American Dreams in China

The Grandmaster

Neither Donkey nor Horse: Medicine and the Struggle over China's Modernity

CCS Noon Lecture Series. "Use the Bottom to Squeeze the Middle: How to Understand Social Policy in Contemporary China:

"Seals and the Sources of Chinese Buddhism"

Center for Chinese Studies: "The Cultural Politics of the Brushstroke"

Center for Chinese Studies: "Father and Mother of the People: Thinking Through Ming Bureaucratic Paternalism"

Place and Ritual in Early Imperial China: A Comparative Perspective

“The Valiant Ones” (Zhong lie tu)

Why Didn’t China’s Boom Begin in the 1870s Rather Than in the 1970s? (Tue, 27 Nov 2012)

"In the Land of the People Without Sutras: Jungar Refugees and Qing-Kazakh Relations, 1758-1775"

When Talented Women Became Socialist State Power Holders: Chen Bo’er and the Paradigm of Socialist Film in the PRC

"Connectivity, Integration and 'Globalization' in Chinese History"

Connectivity, Integration and “Globalization” in Chinese History (Tue, 6 Nov 2012)

“Dragon Gate Inn” (Long men kezhan)

“Touch of Zen” (Xia nu)

"Tea and Other Decoctions for 'NourishingLife' in Medieval China"

The Translucence of the Medium: Interiors and Interiority in the Eighteenth-century Novel

Mapping the Dreamscape of Early Medieval China

Translating Matteo Ricci's Jiaoyou lun (On Friendship)

Multiple Impressions: Contemporary Woodblock Prints in China

LRCCS Photo Contest

LRCCS Photo 2009

LRCCS Photo 2010

LRCCS Photo 2011

LRCCS Photo 2012-13

2014 Photo Competition | BOLD

2007 Photo Competition | China: Traditions New and Old

2006 Photo Competition | China: A Time of Change

2012-13 Photo Competition | The Zodiac Dragon

2011 Photo Competition | Networking: From the Natural to the Virtual

2010 Photo Competition

2009 Photo Competition

2017 Photo Competition | PULSE

Deep Dive into Digital and Data Methods for Chinese Studies

Deep Dive Winter 2019

Deep Dive Fall 2019

Deep Dive Winter 2020--February 20-21

National Resource Center

China Understandings Today

Center for Chinese Studies: People-to-People Exchange Strengthens Connections during COVID-19 Pandemic

Covid Impact on U-M Chinese Studies Students

2019-20 Annual Report

Graduate Student Funding

Academic Year Funding

Summer Language Fellowships

LRCCS Research – Internship Fellowships

Fellowship for Conference Travel Funding

LRCCS Graduate Student Emergency Funds

One Term Dissertation Fellowship

Undergraduate Student Funding

Undergraduate Academic Year Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships

Summer FLAS Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS)

Undergraduate Study Abroad Scholarship

Undergraduate Internship Scholarship

Student Organization Funding

Other Student Funding Sources

External Funding Sources

Faculty Funding

Faculty Associate Conference Travel Support

Faculty Research Grants

Subventions for Scholarly Work

Thematic Conference

Outreach Projects

Experiential Learning Fund

Seminar and Workshop Grant

Language Lecturer Funding

Digital Scholarship Workshop Travel Grants

Asia Library Travel Grants

Teacher Funding

Books for Peaceful Purposes Application Form

K-14 Educational Materials

Curriculum Resources

China: Speed Trading on the Information Highway

Educator Workshops and Conferences

Other Resources

Asia in the Arts

Postdoctoral Fellows

Distinguished Visitors