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Chinese Nationalism

From Hard to Soft Chinese Nationalism

Daniel A. Bell | Posted 04.07.2013 | Politics
Read More: Nationalism, Nanjing, China, Beijing, Xi Jinping, Sino-American Relations, China Nationalism, Chinese Nationalism, Sino-American, Politics News
Daniel A. Bell

For most of the 20th century, China viewed itself as a victim of foreign bullying and Chinese leaders drew on the emotion of resentment in order to strengthen the state. But there are two forms of nationalism in China.

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Chinese Society: Racing Forward, Not Cracking Up

Tom Doctoroff | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Read More: Wang Xiaoshuai, Beijing Olympics, Chinese Marriage, Beijing 2008, Renminbe, Chinese Identity, Chinese Nationalism, Lou Ye, Shanghai Expo, Chinese Society, Jia Zhangke, Hsbc, Religion in China, Chinese Conformism, Chinese Materialism, Zhang Yuan, Chinese Family, Chinese Infrastructure, Chinese Wedding, High Speed Rail China, World News
Tom Doctoroff

Chinese society is racing forward, but the traditional pillars of individual identity -- the family and the nation -- remain robust. It remains a society of "belongers." Outsiders are, now and forever, outcasts.

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How China Feels About America: Dangerous Love

Tom Doctoroff | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Read More: Michael Jackson, Desparate Housewives, Nationalism, The Big Bang Theory, Beijing Olympics, Warren Buffet, Chinese Identity, American Self-Expression, Kobe Bryant, Apple, Nike, Yugoslavian Chinese Embassy Bombing, Chinese Nationalism, Friends, Hainan Attack, Economic Reform in China, Geroge W. Bush, Microsoft, American Hegemony, Brand China, Madonna, Beyonce, Bill Gates, 21st Centure Confucianism, China and America, Prison Break, Ameican Idol, American Individualism, Deng Xiaoping, Self-Expression, Lady GaGa, China's Sustainability, LeBron James, World News
Tom Doctoroff

The Chinese are fascinated by America, and often perplexed by our society's inherent contradictions. They are amazed a nation of 300 million self-starters does not come apart at the seams.

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