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DESCRIPTION:Syracuse University faculty invite students for an open convers
 ation on the shifting dynamics of U.S.–China dialogue. With President Trum
 p planning a visit to China next April and Xi Jinping expected to travel t
 o the United States later in the year\, both sides appear to be testing th
 e ground for a potential “grand bargain.” This discussion offers a timely 
 opportunity to unpack these developments and reflect on what renewed engag
 ement might mean for politics\, trade\, education and global cooperation.&
 nbsp\;The event also provides a chance to meet SU’s China experts\, learn 
 more about the Chinese studies and Chinese language minors\, and explore h
 ow these programs\, courses and study abroad opportunities can prepare stu
 dents for globally engaged and internationally relevant careers.Lunch will
  be provided.This discussion group is hosted and moderated by:&nbsp\;Dimit
 ar D. Gueorguiev is associate professor and director of graduate studies i
 n the Political Science Department. He specializes in Chinese politics\, a
 uthoritarian institutions and public opinion\, and is a fellow of both the
  Wilson Center and the National Committee on U.S.–China Relations.&nbsp\;D
 arwin Tsen is an assistant teaching professor and coordinator of the Chine
 se language minor at Syracuse University. Darwin teaches intermediate and 
 advanced Chinese\, and well as Chinese film and Chinese literature courses
 . He proudly received the Meredith Professor Teaching Award for Early Perf
 ormance in the 2023-2024 academic year.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Bridging the Divide: US–China Dialogue in a Changing World
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Syracuse University faculty invite students
  for an open conversation on the shifting dynamics of U.S.–China dialogue.
  With President Trump planning a visit to China next April and Xi Jinping 
 expected to travel to the United States later in the year\, both sides app
 ear to be testing the ground for a potential “grand bargain.” This discuss
 ion offers a timely opportunity to unpack these developments and reflect o
 n what renewed engagement might mean for politics\, trade\, education and 
 global cooperation.&nbsp\;</p><p>The event also provides a chance to meet 
 SU’s China experts\, learn more about the Chinese studies and Chinese lang
 uage minors\, and explore how these programs\, courses and study abroad op
 portunities can prepare students for globally engaged and internationally 
 relevant careers.<br></p><p>Lunch will be provided.</p><p>This discussion 
 group is hosted and moderated by:&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Dimitar D. Gueorgui
 ev</strong> is associate professor and director of graduate studies in the
  Political Science Department. He specializes in Chinese politics\, author
 itarian institutions and public opinion\, and is a fellow of both the Wils
 on Center and the National Committee on U.S.–China Relations.&nbsp\;</p><p
 ><strong>Darwin Tsen</strong> is an assistant teaching professor and coord
 inator of the Chinese language minor at Syracuse University. Darwin teache
 s intermediate and advanced Chinese\, and well as Chinese film and Chinese
  literature courses. He proudly received the Meredith Professor Teaching A
 ward for Early Performance in the 2023-2024 academic year.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</
 p>
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