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Cultural Revolution

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Chairman Mao poster.

How close is China to becoming an economic superpower?

After strides in its first century, Kennedy School scholar says it now faces hurdles

World|

DateNovember 5, 2021November 8, 2023

A new Chinese music exhibit curated by library assistant Lingwei Qiu sheds light on a tradition influenced by native folklore, poems, philosophy, and even a complex social-political movement, as well as Western styles and techniques.

Along China’s keys

Loeb exhibit marks century of piano music

Arts|

DateNovember 17, 2015April 2, 2019

Peter K. Bol, Harvard’s vice provost for advances in learning and the Charles H. Carswell Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, spoke to more than 50 members of the Allston-Brighton community as part of HarvardX for Allston, a new educational initiative stemming from HarvardX and run in partnership with the Ed Portal.

Cultural Revolution comes to Allston

Harvard scholar examines China during HarvardX for Allston program

Campus|

DateApril 21, 2014

Daniel Koss, a doctoral student in Harvard’s Government Department, has spent nearly a year in China, studying how such a large, diverse nation could remain intact through decades of warfare, revolution, and unrest, and emerge to wield growing influence on the global stage. Photo courtesy of Daniel Koss

Stability amid revolution

Doctoral student plumbs China’s strength throughout war, turmoil

World|

DateMarch 14, 2013April 11, 2019

(Cambridge, MA - March 25, 2010) - Australian historian and Radcliffe Fellow Claire Roberts researches photography in China. She is pictured in the Radcliffe Sunken Garden. Staff Photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard University News Office

Snapshots of China

Art historian examines how time and trends influenced photography

Arts|

DateMarch 29, 2010March 6, 2019