Jing Liu's Understanding China Through Comics series has made HuffPost's "5 Graphic Novels That Could Teach Indian Politicians Something About Foreign Policy" list! Read More
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HuffPost includes Understanding China Through Comics series in foreign policy education list
Michael Palmer - Monday, November 26, 2018
DW interviews Understanding China Through Comics author, Jing Liu on history and comics
Michael Palmer - Thursday, September 13, 2018
Check out this interview with Understanding China Through Comics series author, Jing Liu as he discusses with Germany's DW about the importance of bring the history of China to a larger audience and what the fundamental difference is between Eastern and Western philosophy. Read More
China Comics author Jing Liu embarks on German Tour
Michael Palmer - Monday, June 11, 2018
Jing Liu, author of the popular Understanding China Through Comics series is embarking on a tour of Germany this September to speak about using comics in the classroom to teach Chinese history. Check out the dates below. Read More
Chinese New Year 2018: The Year of the Dog
Intern Intern - Tuesday, February 13, 2018
The dog: loyal, clever, bursting with joy, ever loving and unfailingly gracious—man’s perennial best friend. All of which, with the Year of the Dog
officially kicking off on Friday, is naturally copacetic with us. But, in the context of Chinese culture, what is the Year of the Dog all about? And
what does it signify? Read More
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