Junming Cui

New York University Shanghai

Junming (’21) is a sophomore at New York University Shanghai double-majoring in mathematics and economics. He is a 2018-2019 student fellow in the Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues Student Fellows program.

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Junming Cui | August 30, 2019

Ceiling and Visibility Unlimited—Reflection on the Georgetown Initiative at This Pivotal Moment Response

When I first applied to the program a year ago, I definitely would not have expected such a wild and amazing ride together with the ups and downs of the U.S.-China relations in the past year. Reflecting on the whole program, I learned extensively…

Junming Cui | July 10, 2019

The Other Side of the Huawei Ban Response

Since early May, the tension between China and United States has risen to a new peak amid new tariffs and broken negotiation. Instead of talking about my feelings from a broad perspective, this time I want to start from a single issue in the…

Junming Cui | April 18, 2019

China and U.S. at the Crossroad: Is This the Beginning of a New Cold War? Response

In the past year, the relationship between China and the United States has entered an age of confrontation, over trade and investment policies, over technology, and over geopolitical influence. Many thus have been talking about the possibility of a…

Junming Cui | January 1, 2019

Critical Moment: Is U.S.-China Cooperation Still Possible? Response

We have arrived at a gravely sensitive time for the U.S.-China relationship: the once healthy relationship is increasingly defined by a competition for influence, and the joint interests between China and the United States are not heard anymore…