Are Chinese and Western perspectives incompatible in our post-truth times? – The China Project

We make much ado of “building bridges” and “deepening understanding” between China and the West, especially at prestigious international degree programs like Yenching Academy at Peking University and the Schwarzman Scholarship Program at Tsinghua University. But pedagogical, structural, and political forces conspire to make this easier said than done. Increasingly, we are being reminded that it’s not different values that clash, but different realities.

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