
Session 2
February 2, 09:00-11:10 Beijing | February 1, 20:00-22:10 Washington DC
Keynote: Cold War to Cold War? Legacy of Post-WWII World Order

Wang Jisi
Founding President, Institute of International and Strategic Studies; Professor, Peking UniversityFireside Chat
Wang Jisi
Founding President, Institute of International and Strategic Studies; Professor, Peking University

Evan Medeiros
Professor and Penner Family Chair in Asian Studies, School of Foreign Services, Georgetown UniversityPanel Discussion: From Allies to Competitors: Tensions in the US-China Relationship

David Finkelstein
Distinguished Research Fellow, Center for Naval AnalysesModerator
Film Screening: A clip from Vinegar Joe – a documentary of General Joseph Stilwell by Shirley Sun

Written, directed, and produced by Shirley Sun, Vinegar Joe is a documentary film that explores the enduring legacy of General Joseph Stilwell and the critical cooperation between the U.S. and China during World War II. Through visceral archival video and photography, the film brings the harrowing reality of the China-Burma-India Theater to life, highlighting Stilwell’s pivotal role in China’s defense against the Japanese Empire.
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This program was made possible with generous support from the Luce Foundation.
