077. Chinese Civilization and the Early Development of the United States

01. The Founding Fathers of the United States and Chinese Civilization,The International American Studies Association, October 2007
02. Tea, the Leaves that Triggered the American War for Independence, Huren E-Magazine, September 2007, pp.17-20.
03. Ginseng, the Herb that Helped the United States to Enter International Commerce,Huren E-Magazine, May 2007 pp.
04.The Founding Fathers of the United States and Chinese Porcelain Ware Huaren E-Magazine, January, 2008 pp.22-26.

076. Benjamin Franklin and Chinese Civilization

01. Benjamin Franklin and China: A Survey of Benjamin Franklin’s Efforts at Drawing Positive Elements from Chinese Civilization during the Formative Age of the United States
02.Benjamin Franklin and Chinese Civilization, U.S –China Relation Series, No. 2, New York, Outer Sky Press, August 2006. Contact the Institute of Asian Studies at St. Johns University or send me an email, and I will try to help you.
03. Benjamin Franklin’s Attitude toward Chinese Civilization,
Social Science Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology, Issue 4, 2006
04.Exploring Benjamin Franklin’s Moral Life, Franklin Gazette, Spring 2007
05. Benjamin Franklin and Chinese Civilization, in Reset Dialogues on Civilizations
06.Benjamin Franklin and the Great Wall of China

075. Center for Fellowships and Grants for the Study of U.S.-China Relations

01. American Research in the Humanities in China
02. Asian Studies Grants and Fellowships
03. Followships and Grants for undergraduate and graduate students
04. American Political Science Association
05. Support from Johns Hopkins University
06. International Student Organization
07. Center for Chinese Studies
08. UCLA Center for Chinese Studies
09. East Asian Center at University of Virginia
10. Grants and Fellowship opportunities
11. Funding Resources for Students
12. Grants, fellowships and scholarships