China And America: The Power Of Historical Memory – OpEd

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China And America: The Power Of Historical Memory – OpEd

China And America: The Power Of Historical Memory – OpEd

Eurasia Review

Published 12 Jun 2020

America has started a Confrontation with the PRC. Indiscriminate attacks on ‘the Chinese’ will provoke a nationalist backlash fuelled by the memory of historical oppression and racism. This Confrontation will consume resources better utilised to recover from COVID-19.

By Walter Woon

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