The soft power of Chinese law by Erie, M

“…While it has “hard edges” that secure Chinese trade and investment, it also demonstrates some of the shortcomings of domestic Chinese law as soft power, shortcomings which are amplified when Chinese law as soft power is deployed overseas.…”

Foreigners and the making of the Chinese diplomat by Barrett, TP

“…Indeed, at least initially, any form of profound engagement with ‘Western affairs’—of which diplomacy constituted a sub-genre—was anathema to the Confucian scholar-officials who piloted these new overseas institutions in a ministerial capacity. This was indicative of the ideological milieu that the Qing bureaucrats were socialised into: to engage at any level of profundity with a non-Chinese civilisation was to engage in barbarism. …”

Joint Development of Cultural Creative Products by Overseas LAMs Under the Background of the Integration of LAMs and the Inspiration to China: Taking the U.S. Presidential Library... by TANG Yi, JIANG Yumeng

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僑生與本地生的目標設定、全心學習、意志力及巔峰幸福之模型建構和其差異比較 Comparative Study on Goal Setting, Mindful Learning, Volition, and Flourishing Among Overseas Chinese Students and Local Students: Comparison of Structural Models by 陳柏霖 Po-Lin Chen, 余民寧 Min-Ning Yu, 洪兆祥 Chao-Hsiang Hung

“…In the multicultural context, this study explored relationships and compared differences among goal setting, mindful learning, volition, and flourishing of overseas Chinese students and local students. In total, 826 college students were recruited from Taiwan’s universities and colleges, including 559 overseas Chinese students and 267 local students. …”
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Language ideologies, Chinese identities and imagined futures : perspectives from ethnic Chinese Singaporean university students by Toh, Audry Lin Lin, Liu, Hong

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Between distance and inheritance: A study of the relation between Malaysian Chinese literature and modern Chinese literature by Fan, P.W.

“…It became a major tributary of overseas Chinese literature. After the 2nd World War, publications in China were prohibited from entering Malaysia; therefore, Malaysian Chinese lost connection with the literary works from China for 45 years. …”

Exploring 'Chinese' art film aesthetic influences on independent Chinese Malaysian filmmakers / Gaik Cheng Khoo by Gaik, Cheng Khoo

“…Independent Chinese Malaysian films have been associated with the work of Tsai Ming Liang, Hou Hsiao Hsien, Wong Kar Wai and others. …”
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Chinese Stealth Foreign Policy: Immigration by Ким Джонг Мин

“…But traditionally as for the region that Chinese began to influence economically, there were cases in which commercial supremacy were frequently gained by the overseas Chinese. …”
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Stress-and-coping of Chinese repatriate scholars. by Wu, Li.

“…The returned overseas-educated Chinese scholars are a driving force behind the rapid Chinese education and technology development. …”
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Rise of China and Russian-Chinese Rapprochement by A. I. Salitsky, N. K. Semenova

“…The fifth generation of Chinese leaders is determined to offer the country a serious update that signifies, as authors believe, a transition to a new stage of evolution. …”
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Sabah Traditional Chinese Medicine Database by Aslina Baharum, Neoh, Yee Jin, Shaliza Hayati A. Wahab, Mohd Helmy Abd Wahab, Radzi Ambar, Nurul Hidayah Mat Zain

“…They are beginning to be more alert in fields that they have ignored before, such as traditional medicine and Chinese medicine. Based on these two points, it can be said that the effort of transforming Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from printed based reference into online reference as a database is a public beneficial effort. …”
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Rethinking the position of ethnic Chinese Indonesians by Wu, L.C.

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Bringing Chinese Christianity to Southeast Asia: Constructing Transnational Chinese Evangelicalism across China and Southeast Asia, 1930s to 1960s by Daowei (Joshua) Sim

“…The analysis reveals how the Fellowship utilised a faith-based developmental agenda to promote Christianity among the overseas Chinese communities across Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong in the 1950s to 1960s. …”
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Impact of Major Public Emergencies on China's Construction Internationalization by Wang Yi, Deng Xiaopeng

“…Subsequently, an overseas engineering project of a Chinese construction enterprise is used as a case for analysis. …”
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Female Bildungsroman In Contemporary Chinese Transnational Literature by Jiang, Ling

“…In this study, I explore the female bildungsroman in Chinese transnational literature in English written by overseas Chinese female writers. …”
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Chinese Influences on Pierre Teilhard de Chardin by Michele FERREROF

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Research on characteristics of Chinese language in the presentation of “Face” by Liu Lifang

“…Therefore, this thesis mainly studies the characteristics of Chinese language in the presentation of “face”. At first, it referred to current situation of face studies overseas. …”
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Contemporary Chinese anthropology: reflections, developments and prospects by Shigang Liu

“…Abstract Since the 16th World Congress of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) was successfully held in Kunming in July 2009, Chinese anthropologists have been committed to exploring the new direction of Chinese anthropology, striving to build the discipline system of Chinese anthropology in the new era, thus making it a prominent discipline in the study of contemporary Chinese society. …”
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A study of restructuring in the Chinese petroleum sector by Wu, Mengfei, 1955-

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Variated Cultural Imagery of the <i>Daodejing</i> in the German-Speaking World Based on “Foreignization”: The Case of <i>Dao</i> and <i>De</i> by Xue Tang

“…Taking the cultural imagery <i>Dao</i> and <i>De</i> as examples, this paper explores the background and causes of “foreignization” in German translations of the <i>Daodejing</i> and its impact on the dissemination of Laozi’s doctrine in the German-speaking world, summarizing its formation path and possible problems, with the goal of shedding light on the overseas dissemination of Chinese classics represented by the <i>Daodejing</i>.…”
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