China's Soft Power

The author Umme Laila explores how China uses soft power and public diplomacy to reshape its global image.

The author of the 2021 book, Chinese Soft Power, dives deep into history, political motivations, ideologies and more.

Author Jennifer Hubbert on the roots of soft power and her new book, China in the World: An Anthropology of Confucius Institutes, Soft Power, and Globalization.

This installment of a Pacific Council on International Policy series discusses the defining features of Chinese soft power.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Chinese city of Dalian this week for the so-called Summer Davos comes at a time when China is assuming a greater global profile. [...] This week’s forum is not the first time this year that China has used the WEF to position itself positively on the world stage.
A week-long exhibition on China Intangible Culture has begun offering Fijians an opportunity to gain an insight into the rich and abundant Chinese history and culture.