Chang Che

Freelance journalist Chang Che shares insights on Wang Huning, a top CCP leader whose book, once obscure, gained traction for its critique of American culture. Discussing Shanghai's harsh lockdowns, Chang highlights the emotional toll and governance shifts. He explores how Western classical education flourished in China amid skepticism in the West, emphasizing its role in bridging cultures. The conversation delves into the ideological underpinnings of China's policies and the broader implications for cultural identity in a post-pandemic world.