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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay? Here's another chart where, yes, okay, as you can see, Chinese are going, more and more Chinese are going to Russia. Okay? All..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay? Here's another chart where, yes, okay, as you can see, Chinese are going, more and more Chinese are going to Russia. Okay? All..."
Jiang uses student and language patterns to argue that China-Russia ties are top-down and government-mandated, whereas U.S.-China ties are bottom-up because ordinary Chinese people still choose American study and social pathways over Russian ones.
"Okay? Here's another chart where, yes, okay, as you can see, Chinese are going, more and more Chinese are going to Russia. Okay? All..."
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