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DISPLAYING 1-5 OF 5 RECORDS — TAGGED "Public Diplomacy"
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China-US Relations Feb 01, 2026

China Embassy Remarks Frame Youth Exchanges as a Strategic Stabilizer for 2026 China–U.S. Relations

Ambassador Xie Feng’s 2026 Spring Festival Gala remarks emphasize youth exchanges as a long-term stabilizer for China–U.S. ties, highlighting student mobility, sister-school links, and joint innovation. The speech calls for reducing barriers and countering a perceived chilling effect on educational and research cooperation while promoting expanded inbound U.S. youth visits to China.

Philippines Jan 28, 2026

PRC Embassy Messaging on Facebook: Narrative Pressure and Personalization in the Philippines’ Maritime Dispute

The source describes a sustained Facebook messaging campaign by the PRC Embassy in Manila from June 2022 to January 2026 aimed at delegitimizing Philippine maritime actions and normalizing PRC positions through repetitive legal framing and event-timed rhetoric. It highlights a post-2023 shift toward naming and discrediting individual Philippine officials, and recommends faster inter-agency rebuttals and institutionalized transparency to reduce narrative traction.

Harbin Jan 20, 2026

Harbin’s Jewish Memory Becomes a New Soft-Power Asset in Viral China–Israel Storytelling

A viral video by Israeli creator Yoav Vollansky uses Dongbeihua and street-level warmth to spotlight Harbin’s historical significance for Jewish communities and China’s image of social acceptance. The episode underscores a growing model of influencer-led public diplomacy that can support city branding and cultural tourism, while carrying reputational and narrative-control risks.

China Jan 20, 2026

Beijing Pushes ‘Global Recognition’ Narrative for Xi Jinping Thought via U.S. Embassy Channel

An embassy-linked item cites a purported 2025 global survey to claim rising international recognition of Xi Jinping Thought, signaling a coordinated legitimacy and perception-management effort. The lack of visible methodological detail suggests narrative primacy and elevates risks of credibility backlash and intensified information competition.

China-US Relations Jan 19, 2026

Kuliang Bond: How Beijing Scales a Century-Old China–US Friendship Story into Modern Soft Power

The Global Times feature frames the Kuliang story as a durable people-to-people bridge, elevated into recurring youth festivals and forums with explicit top-level endorsement. Strategically, it signals an institutionalized cultural diplomacy model aimed at sustaining bilateral engagement and shaping perceptions despite intensifying geopolitical rivalry.

China-US Relations

China Embassy Remarks Frame Youth Exchanges as a Strategic Stabilizer for 2026 China–U.S. Relations

Ambassador Xie Feng’s 2026 Spring Festival Gala remarks emphasize youth exchanges as a long-term stabilizer for China–U.S. ties, highlighting student mobility, sister-school links, and joint innovation. The speech calls for reducing barriers and countering a perceived chilling effect on educational and research cooperation while promoting expanded inbound U.S. youth visits to China.

Feb 01, 2026 0 views
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Philippines

PRC Embassy Messaging on Facebook: Narrative Pressure and Personalization in the Philippines’ Maritime Dispute

The source describes a sustained Facebook messaging campaign by the PRC Embassy in Manila from June 2022 to January 2026 aimed at delegitimizing Philippine maritime actions and normalizing PRC positions through repetitive legal framing and event-timed rhetoric. It highlights a post-2023 shift toward naming and discrediting individual Philippine officials, and recommends faster inter-agency rebuttals and institutionalized transparency to reduce narrative traction.

Jan 28, 2026 1 views
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Harbin

Harbin’s Jewish Memory Becomes a New Soft-Power Asset in Viral China–Israel Storytelling

A viral video by Israeli creator Yoav Vollansky uses Dongbeihua and street-level warmth to spotlight Harbin’s historical significance for Jewish communities and China’s image of social acceptance. The episode underscores a growing model of influencer-led public diplomacy that can support city branding and cultural tourism, while carrying reputational and narrative-control risks.

Jan 20, 2026 1 views
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China

Beijing Pushes ‘Global Recognition’ Narrative for Xi Jinping Thought via U.S. Embassy Channel

An embassy-linked item cites a purported 2025 global survey to claim rising international recognition of Xi Jinping Thought, signaling a coordinated legitimacy and perception-management effort. The lack of visible methodological detail suggests narrative primacy and elevates risks of credibility backlash and intensified information competition.

Jan 20, 2026 0 views
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China-US Relations

Kuliang Bond: How Beijing Scales a Century-Old China–US Friendship Story into Modern Soft Power

The Global Times feature frames the Kuliang story as a durable people-to-people bridge, elevated into recurring youth festivals and forums with explicit top-level endorsement. Strategically, it signals an institutionalized cultural diplomacy model aimed at sustaining bilateral engagement and shaping perceptions despite intensifying geopolitical rivalry.

Jan 19, 2026 1 views
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ID Title Category Date Views
RPT-493 China Embassy Remarks Frame Youth Exchanges as a Strategic Stabilizer for 2026 China–U.S. Relations China-US Relations 2026-02-01 0 ACCESS »
RPT-304 PRC Embassy Messaging on Facebook: Narrative Pressure and Personalization in the Philippines’ Maritime Dispute Philippines 2026-01-28 1 ACCESS »
RPT-56 Harbin’s Jewish Memory Becomes a New Soft-Power Asset in Viral China–Israel Storytelling Harbin 2026-01-20 1 ACCESS »
RPT-42 Beijing Pushes ‘Global Recognition’ Narrative for Xi Jinping Thought via U.S. Embassy Channel China 2026-01-20 0 ACCESS »
RPT-19 Kuliang Bond: How Beijing Scales a Century-Old China–US Friendship Story into Modern Soft Power China-US Relations 2026-01-19 1 ACCESS »
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