Hosted by Joshua Solorzano · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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A show that brings you in-depth sociopolitical analysis on China with sharp insights, presented in a brief and engaging fashion, leaving you one step closer to becoming a sinophile. The host of the show has lived in both China and Taiwan, and has travelled extensively within both countries, visiting more cities than most Chinese people have. He has an MBA and an MS in Conflict Analysis, with over 10 years of experience in international business and analysis focused on China.
Joshua Solorzano hosts The Sinofile, a news show with 35 episodes published.
Few countries have direct access to the Hermit Kingdom of North Korea in the way China does, but Russia is one of them. As Russia–DPRK collaboration reaches new heights, Beijing has grown increasingly uneasy. In response
For years, Western analysts have concluded that China is "playing the long game" in their effort to replace the United States as the world's new hegemony. However, most of what China has been achieving in recent years su
After nearly a decade of not hosting a sitting U.S. president, and years of no communication with Washington, what moved Beijing to host its biggest adversary now? US-Taiwan relations cannot be ignored when analyzing the
After years of failed attempts at decoupling between the world's largest economies, the leaders of the United States and China meet among what they both have come to realize is their true shared common interest: tech bil
Following a historic U.S. weapons sale to Taiwan, what does KMT Chair Zheng Liwen's recent meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping mean for the future of Taiwan? What does it mean about China today?
For decades, Beijing has wielded economic coercion against foreign nations to achieve political gains. After Japan's new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, vocalized support for Taiwan last November in the event of a Chines
As the world becomes increasingly unstable and volatile, China can appear to be offering little support to its allies against U.S. pressure. However, this is not a contradiction to its long-standing policy of "non-interf
For decades, Beijing has promoted a policy of "one country, two systems" to lure in overseas territories it seeks control over. However, recent actions in Hong Kong suggest that Beijing may be ending its softer approach.
The recent firing of China's highest ranking military officer, Zhang Youxia, is just the latest example of a decade-long purge from president Xi Jinping against the military. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is one of
Following the Chinese civil war, the victorious Communists vowed to capture Taiwan, where deposed Nationalist forces fled to. Ever since, Beijing has gained over a billion believers at home to realize "the Great Rejuvena
an essential part of life in the early 21st century means having wifi to be online and on social media. In China, there is no constitutional amendment allowing freedom of speech. In fact, it is highly limited and censore
Prior to 911, deepening ties with Latin America (LATAM) was at the top of the U.S. agenda. Instead, China stepped in. Ever since, China has sought to increase diplomatic ties, BRI cooperation, funding for infrastructure
Following China's harsh covid lockdowns, its economy bounced back quicker than most Western economies and appeared to return to pre-Covid normalcy. However, the affects from Covid, and the West's reaction to a more embol
Xi Jinping's rule has left China in a place much different from where its trajectory seemed to be taking it. However, this change is not a departure from the way the CCP wants to govern China; rather, it is a revival. Tu
The West continues to incorrectly view the Chinese people as separate from the CCP, expressing views that convey a feeble, weak, and oppressed people. But in reality, the opposite is true. How do Chinese people really vi
China's continued efforts to replace the dollar with the yuan as the world's trade currency falls in line with its ambitions for global primacy. However, there is more to the picture beneath the surface. Why wouldn't the
China was, no doubt, a rapidly developing nation with great potential until Xi Jinping took power. Since his rule, China has estranged old allies, lost the trust it once enjoyed from the international business community,
What started the infamous Tiananmen Square Massacre in Beijing? What events led to this bloody day that most people connect with the "tank man" video that we remember so vividly? 36 years ago on the day of this recording
Since its economic rise, China has been sending hundreds of thousands of its youth to study in the United States every year. That may be ending soon. The Department of State will be implementing new vetting standards for
What is going on in the South China Sea? Earlier this week, China and the Philippines clashed in disputed waters again, demonstrating China's resolve to defend what it claims as its sovereign territory. As the ASEAN annu
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