096. Basic Materials in U.S. China Relations

For the purpose of saving your time I provide you with the links of basic materials in the study of the Sino-American Relations. If you know other links please contact me.

01.Chinese Export Porcelain for the American Trade, 1785-1835 (free book on Google)
02.Caleb Cushing, 1800-1879
03. Cushing Papers
04.Anson Burlingame (1820-1870)
05.Burlingame Treaty, 1868
06.Li Hongzhang (1823-1901)
07.Chinese Exclusion Act, 1882
08.Chinese Americans

09.Chinese American and Trans-continental railroad
10.John Dewey in China

11.Magnuson Act, 1943
12.John Hay’s first
open door note 1899 A
13.critical examination of Open door policy
14.Open door policy
15.William W. Rockhill’s report
16.Boxer Rebellion
17.Eight-Nation Alliance
18.Boxer Rebellion Indemnity Scholarship Program

19.American forces in the Box Rebellion

20.Dollar diplomacy, 1909-1913

21.Knox plan opposed by the Russians
22.Knox plan opposed by the Japanese
23.Japanese
21 demands in 1915
24.Woodrow Wilson’s China Policy, 1913-1917 —online book
26.Russian Revolution and Wilson’s Far Eastern Policy (FTP File)
27.The Lansing and Ishii Exchange Notes of 1917
28.Treaty of Versailles 1919
29.The May fourth Movement 1919
30.US and Japan Hostility from 1915 to 1932
31.Washington conference 1921-1922
32.Five power pact
33.Nine power pact
34.American Policy and the Chinese Revolution, 1925-1928 (online book)
35.Kellogg and Briand pact of 1928
36.September 18, 1931 Incident
37.Stimson Doctrine, 1932
38.Lytton Report
39.Chennault’s Flying Tiger
40.Chinese Americans’ Contribution during the Sino-Japanese War

41.Sino-American Treaty 1943
42.The Chinese Exclusion Repeal Act, December 17, 1943

43.Cairo Conference, November 22-26, 1943
44,Cairo Declaration, 1943
45.PRC’s position on Cairo Declaration
45.Taiwan Independent opinion
46.Dixie Mission ---United States Army Observation Group, 1944-1947
47.Hurley Mission, 1944
48.China-
Burma (Myanmar)-India Theater
49.General
Stillwell and Chiang Jieshi

50.Tehran Conference, November 28-December 1, 1943
51.Marshall Mission and its Failure, 1945-1947

52.Yalta Conference, February 4-11, 1945

53.Potsdam Conference, July 16- August 2, 1945

54.Potsdam Agreement
55.Mao Zedong on US China Relations, including White Paper Friedship or Agrression Fairwell. Leighton Stuart Cast Away Illusions
56.Dean Acheson
57.Dean
Acheson Papers
58.China Lobby
59.Joseph McCarthy, 1908-1957
60.Sino-American Mutual Defense Treaty 1954
61.Chinese Nuclear Weapons
62.The history of the first Chinese Atomic Bomb
63.Ping Pang Diplomacy, 1971
64.Nixon’s Trip to China with original documents
65.The Shanghai Communiqué, February, 27, 1972
66.Joint Communiqué on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations, 1 January 1979
67.Joint Sino-US Communiqué, August 17, 1982
68.Taiwan Relation Act, January 1, 1979
69.US Arms Sales to Taiwan, Congress Report 2008
70.Major Events in US.-China Relations, 1972- 2001
71.Taiwan’s Political Status: Historical Background and On-going Implications (PDF)
72.Normalization of US and China Relations: An Introductory History

095. Institutions and Associations for Chinese Studies Worldwide

I think you might like to find through my weblog a post in which you can locate an organization or an association specializing in China studies. There is a website through which you will be able to find an institute or an association in the field of China studies.

094. Benjamin Franklin and China

Dr. Wang's project, Benjamin Franklin and China, is making remarkable progress. Franklin Gazette, the most prestigious magazine in the study of Benjamin Franklin, has published three essays written by Dr. Wang. They include, Exploring Benjamin Franklin's Moral Life, Vol 17, No.1 2007; Benjamin Franklin and the Great Wall of China, Vol. 18, No. 1 2008, and Benjamin Franklin's Efforts to Promote Sericulture in North America, Vol.18, No.2, 2008.

093. Internet Guide for Chinese Studies

This website, including very comprehensive information concerning Chinese studies, is maintained by Sinological Institute, Leiden University, Netherlands.

092. Benjamin Franklin and Confucius

Please enjoy the information on Dr. Wang's lecture at St. Johns University on Benjamin Franklin and Confucius moral philosophy. You will learn the content of his speech through this link. You also can enjoy the poster of his presentation, Benjamin Franklin and Confucius Moral Philosophy, through this link.

091. Benjamin and China Was Selected

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090. Benjamin Franklin and China Ranks 17

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