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“China Watch” is a weekly deep dive that pulls back the curtains on one of the world's most enigmatic powers. Join Epoch Times contributor Terri Wu as she deciphers where China is headed next and how its politics, technology, and business affect Americans.

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China has long maintained a 5% economic growth target, even as many analysts questioned the reliability of the numbers. But this year, Beijing broke that streak.

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Now, the Iran war is testing that strategy, shaking the very “rice bowl” Xi has warned must remain... more

While much of the international news focuses on what is happening in Iran, other moving pieces in the region will play additional critical roles in America's future foreign business efforts.

And there are consequences for China as well.

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China proudly holds a total global monopoly on critical minerals—at least, that’s what they’d like you to think.

As one of this week’s experts explains, “And as long as the perception of dominance remains, dominance remains.” And that is the case fo... more

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Nathan Wolster
Colleague who reported in Greenland
Episode: Encircling the US: What Would a China-Occupied Greenland Look Like?
William Lee
Chief economist of Global Economic Advisors
Global Economic Advisors
Episode: Encircling the US: What Would a China-Occupied Greenland Look Like?
Andreas Forsby
Senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies
Danish Institute for International Studies
Episode: Encircling the US: What Would a China-Occupied Greenland Look Like?
Yu Tsang-shih
Retired major general from Taiwan
National Defense University
Episode: Maduro’s Capture and the Unmasking of China’s ‘Anti-Stealth’ Promise
Nicholas Efthimniadis
Former CIA officer and author
Episode: How China Spies in America: The Whole-of-Society Model Operation
Alexander Campbell
Author and macro investor specializing in US-China economic relations
Rose AI
Episode: Game Theory, Pain Points, and Economic Vulnerability—A Macro Investor’s Analysis of Trade War 2.0
David M. Luna
Executive director of the International Coalition Against Illicit Economies, former US diplomat, and national security official.
International Coalition Against Illicit Economies
Episode: A Cartel’s Best Friend—The Insidious System Maximizing Narcotics Profits
Elena Yan
A former government employee in China who faced severe restrictions during COVID-19 lockdowns and subsequently emigrated to the United States.
Episode: The Woman Cloaked in White—How a Regime Drives Its Citizens to Emigrate

Host

Terri Wu
Host of discussions focused on geopolitical events, particularly between the U.S. and China, with a focus on national security, economic relations, and global influence.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Excellent and well-researched

    Phenomenal podcast with well-researched and timely information. It’s clear the team put in a lot of work into this and it’s not another generic and undifferentiated China content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    恩文昊
    United States3 months ago
  • Good, Reliable Information in a World of Useless Content

    Terri Wu and the Epoch Times team produce an excellent podcast that is not flashy with cultural news stories, but instead meaningful and important insights about China’s influence on the US and the world around as. She shares credible and unique information with a charming flare that I will adoringly refer to as “ethnic Americana.”

    If you are mature enough to be interested in news and information that are important, significant, and meaningful, give China Watch a try.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Godroxme
    United States7 months ago
  • Unvarnished truth about China

    Few media outlets are willing to take on the tough subjects when it comes to China. Chinese tentacles reach around the world and the CCP often retaliates harshly against those entities that don’t toe the line.

    This podcast is bold and honest. Terry Woo will teach you a great deal about various subjects that involve China.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elliot F.
    United States7 months ago
  • Light Shining Through

    This podcast shines light on China’s obfuscations. A valuable resource for those who seek geopolitical understanding.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Y2856Y
    United States10 months ago
  • A Must-listen podcast in this climate

    This podcast is so good and informative, given the trade war and tariffs. Very much needed factual information and easy to understand

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dk12774
    United Statesa year ago

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Many find the discussions engaging and enlightening regarding geopolitical dynamics, security concerns, and economic relations.
Listeners appreciate the depth of research and timely information provided, frequently noting its distinct approach compared to general media coverage.
The bold and honest discussions on China are seen as a refreshing take in the current media landscape, offering insights that are both significant and meaningful.

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#85
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Apple Podcasts
#180
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Game Theory, Pain Points, and Economic Vulnerability—A Macro Investor’s Analysis of Trade War 2.0
Q: What are the implications of China's vulnerabilities on its ability to compete globally?
China's reliance on a structurally weak banking system and its financial uncertainties reveal significant vulnerabilities, suggesting it may not be as strong as it seems in global competitions.
Game Theory, Pain Points, and Economic Vulnerability—A Macro Investor’s Analysis of Trade War 2.0
Q: Can you explain how you use game theory to analyze the US-China competition?
Game theory is utilized to understand the complexity of cooperation and deception, revealing how nations can either work together or engage in conflict based on strategic moves.

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Frequently Asked Questions About China Watch

What is China Watch about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content spans geopolitical dynamics, with particular emphasis on U.S.-China relations, trade policies, and issues surrounding national security. Episodes often feature a blend of expert guest insights and deep discussions on China's global influences, touching upon significant topics such as military strategy, economic vulnerabilities, and strategic resources like rare earth materials. Noteworthy is the podcast's focus on intricate connections between local and global events, especially the impact of China's actions on the Americas and its relationships with countries like Iran and Japan. This in-depth perspective is likely to attract listeners interested in political science, international relations, and global economics.

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China Watch launched a year ago and published 52 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on China Watch include:

1. Nathan Wolster
2. William Lee
3. Andreas Forsby
4. Yu Tsang-shih
5. Nicholas Efthimniadis
6. Alexander Campbell
7. David M. Luna
8. Elena Yan

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