Archive - China21 Journal

When China Became "china"

Porcelain, Memory, and the Soul of a Civilization

Jun 18 •

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Gordon Dumoulin

'A Coup de Dialogue'

How three events in the Asia-Pacific last week illustrate the deepening divergence in the imagination and architecture of the future world

Jun 7 •

Gordon Dumoulin

May 2025

Education In China, When Vocational Meets Visionary

This is the story of China’s next giant leap—not in GDP, but in how it values the hands that will build its future.

May 31 •

Elsbeth van Paridon

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Gordon Dumoulin

Before We Think: Culturally Encoded

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐋𝐞𝐧𝐬 (𝟑) : On the invisible codes of culture that shape our worldviews long before memory or reason.

May 24 •

Gordon Dumoulin

Labour Day Thoughts : Guideposts for the New Chapter of Globalization

3M Questions : Money, Morality, Manifesto

May 3 •

Gordon Dumoulin

April 2025

January 2025

A Garden Of Civilizations

The goal is not merely survival but flourishing—a global renaissance where diversity becomes a source of strength.

Jan 30 •

Gordon Dumoulin

December 2024

Beyond scepticism: understanding the role of BRICS+ in global progress

Eight BRICS suspicions scrutinized

Dec 27, 2024 •

Gordon Dumoulin

November 2024

Has China Really Changed ?

How different countries deal (or don't) with the imminent changes in the emergence of a new world order

Nov 15, 2024 •

Gordon Dumoulin

September 2024

'If I were a Chinese'

Blinded by Virtue: How Western Self-Righteousness Threatens Global Progress

Sep 17, 2024 •

Gordon Dumoulin

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