Yunxiang Yan

UCLA

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Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Los Angeles and Director of its Center for Chinese Studies

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China's Vice President and next leader-apparent, Xi Jinping, visited the Port of Los Angeles today, including the expanding facility run by the China Shipping Group.

Xi Jinping's Visit to LA and China-Golden State Connections

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