Enlai zhou biography of abraham lincoln
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Monographs:
The American Nationalism within the Framework of American Liberal Traditions: John Adams, Abraham Lincoln and Lyndon Johnson, Tianjin Renmin Publishing Press, 2010.
Co-authored Works:
Strategic and Security Review, Published by CICIR, 2007-2021.
Journal Articles:
""The Epidemic of COVID-19 and Profound Changes of World ”, China Review, Feb,2021.
""The Way of Western Countries Dealing with Important National Security issues”, International Forum, May,2019.
""Unprecedented Global Transition and Chinese Diplomacy”, Contemporary Internation al Relations, Dec, 2018.
""The Observations on the Theory of Decoupling between China and The US”, International Forum, May,2017.
""The Thinking on the Deepening Cooperation among the BASIC countries”, Contemporary International Relations, Apr, 2016.
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Connections to China: A Family Story
Francisco Drohojowski, NYU Stern professor and visiting professor of finance at NYU Shanghai, first visited China in 1978 to retrace the steps of his diplomat father Jan Drohojowski—former Polish Ambassador and one of the first vocal supporters of what came to be known as the one-China policy. He shares with the Gazette his compelling family history with China.
How did your father come to meet Mao Zedong?
My father was sent to Chongqing in 1942 by the Sikorski government as Charge d’Affaires of the Polish Embassy. At the time, Chiang Kai-shek’s nationalist government was in power, but my father was a socialist and became a regular visitor to the Communist party stronghold in Yan'an. It was there that he befriended Communist party leader Mao Zedong, who would go on to become Chairman in 1949, and Zhou Enlai, later the first Premier of the PRC.
What did he do after his time in China?
After three years in China, my father was appointe
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America, Lincoln & World
This week I heard William Pederson of Louisiana State University and director of the International Lincoln Center speak on Abraham Lincoln’s global influence, focusing on Asia, Africa, and Latin amerika. Evidently there wasn’t time to cover Europe.
Peterson recounted that the founder of modern China, Sun Yat-Sen, was a Lincoln beundrare who translated the Gettysburg Address into Chinese. Chiang Kai-Shek would later publish postage stamps jointly featuring Lincoln and Sun. kinesisk communist premier Zhou Enlai as a young man published a newspaper whose slogan was Lincoln’s “of the people, by the people and for the people.” If only he had remained faithful to Lincoln’s concept! The 1989 Tiananmen Square protesters featured Lincoln’s words. (I’m told by a Chinese friend that students growing up in China are commonly taught to memorize the Gettysburg Address.)
In India Gandhi cited Lincoln as one of his most a