Vietnam and American Culture

Fourteen Landing Zones: Approaches to Vietnam War Literature. Philip K. Jason, editor From Hanoi to Hollywood: The Vietnam War in American Film. Linda Ditmar and Gene Michaud, editors America Rediscovered: Critical Essays on Literature and Film of the Vietnam War. Ed. Owen W. Gilrnan, Jr. and Lorrie Smith     

Feel Chinese Charm in Vietnam

China Culture Week coincided with the 55 anniversary of the establishment of China- Vietnam diplomatic relations and took place as a follow-up action to further enhance all-round friendly cooperation and strengthen bilateral cultural exchange after President Hu Jintao's visit to Vietnam. The one-week event consisted of diverse programs, including an official visit by a Chinese government delegation, a large-scale photo exhibition entitled "A Dancing Beijing", touring performances by the Ch…     

越南访古札记

2007年初,四川省民族研究所研究员李绍明先生应越南有关方面邀请,赴越南进行合作考察研究。在越考察期间,李绍明先生注意到了巴蜀文化与越南古代文化的关系,回国后在川做了几次学术报告,引起川内学术界很大兴趣,本文即是李绍明先生此次越南考察的一个简要札记。     

The Vietnam Syndrome* and the American People

*This essay is the opening chapter of On Strategy II: A Critical Analysis of the Gulf War (Dell, 1992: 7–21). It is published here by generous permission of Colonel Summers.     

The Glorious Era Showcased on Canvas

The huge portrait of Deng Xiaoping, respected as the ＂chief architect of China＇s reform and opening up＂, is a landmark standina in the downtown of Shenzhen, the first city embarking on the road to reform and opening up in the late 1970s. In the end of last year, a miniature replica of this famous portrait was installed, accompanied by the slogan ＂adhering to the Party＇s fundamental guideline for at least 100 years＂, in the courtyard of the National Art Museum of China.