As we look toward 2027, what do we understand about China—and what might we be missing?
We would be delighted if you could join us at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 1, at Asia Society in New York for the launch of China 2027: What to Watch, the fourth edition of the Center for China Analysis’s annual flagship report.
This is a chance to spend time together asking questions that can get lost in the daily headlines: Where is China heading? What choices do its leaders and people face? And what might cause us to rethink our own assumptions?
Nearly twenty CCA experts and contributors will come together to share their judgments, compare perspectives, and discuss the signals they are watching. Among the questions we will explore:
- What should we watch as Xi Jinping approaches a fourth term?
- Can China turn its advances in AI and emerging technologies into lasting economic and strategic strength?
- Can China rebalance its growth model, and what would that mean at home and abroad?
- Can China become a credible global leader on climate and clean technology?
- How will demographic decline and the changing aspirations of young Chinese people shape the country’s future?
- Where is U.S.-China competition heading, particularly over Taiwan, and what would help reduce the risk of conflict?
CCA co-founder, Jing Qian, will once again guide the program as MC. The Hon. Dr. Kevin Rudd AC, CCA’s founding chair and President and CEO of Asia Society, will close with his reflections on the outlook ahead.
There will also be moments to experience Chinese cultural traditions together. For us, understanding China means staying curious about its people and culture as well as its politics and economy.
The event will be followed by a reception.
China 2027: What to Watch Report Launch
Host
Tue, Dec 01, 03:00 PM - 06:25 PM (EST)
To be shared on approval (New York)
10 attendees
As we look toward 2027, what do we understand about China—and what might we be missing?
We would be delighted if you could join us at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 1, at Asia Society in New York for the launch of China 2027: What to Watch, the fourth edition of the Center for China Analysis’s annual flagship report.
This is a chance to spend time together asking questions that can get lost in the daily headlines: Where is China heading? What choices do its leaders and people face? And what might cause us to rethink our own assumptions?
Nearly twenty CCA experts and contributors will come together to share their judgments, compare perspectives, and discuss the signals they are watching. Among the questions we will explore:
CCA co-founder, Jing Qian, will once again guide the program as MC. The Hon. Dr. Kevin Rudd AC, CCA’s founding chair and President and CEO of Asia Society, will close with his reflections on the outlook ahead.
There will also be moments to experience Chinese cultural traditions together. For us, understanding China means staying curious about its people and culture as well as its politics and economy.
The event will be followed by a reception.