Jimmy Meixiong, Author at Harvard Political Review

Asia

After Kim Jong-il: The Chinese Take

Jimmy Meixiong - December 28, 2011

China has already shown how the influence it has over North Korea can be used to promote policy change.

United States

Punishing China and Hurting Ourselves

Jimmy Meixiong - October 15, 2011

A bill punishing China for currency manipulation will hurt American consumers, and risks a trade war that we can't win.

World

Chinese Show Super Girls Cancelled

Jimmy Meixiong - September 30, 2011

Can the Chinese Communist Party continue to control information in the modern age?

United States

The CDC Versus the Zombie Apocalypse

Jimmy Meixiong - September 29, 2011

Government agencies aren't always slow and humorless, but zombies certainly are.

Asia

Providing healthcare for 1.4 billion people

Jimmy Meixiong - August 19, 2011

Jimmy Meixiong talks about his time in China as an intern at a large state-run hospital and reflects on some issues with the Chinese Healthcare system

Asia

How do you spend the 90th anniversary of the CCP?

Jimmy Meixiong - August 12, 2011

Jimmy Meixiong finds significance and hints of a changing China in the 90th celebration of the CCP.

United States

Free Medical School? Sounds good, but…

Jimmy Meixiong - June 13, 2011

The free medical school plan is enticing, but imperfect and- in this political climate- untenable.

Online

Medical School Should be Free Only if I Become a Doctor

Jimmy Meixiong - June 6, 2011

I wrote a few weeks ago about how the debate in Washington surrounding Medicare largely ignored the issue of how the money in the program was...

United States

Where Medicare Reform Should Really be Focused

Jimmy Meixiong - May 30, 2011

Medicare reform is all well and good, but it should start with eliminating costly redundancies and ineffective treatments.

Uncategorized

The Jasmine Revolution and What it Means for Future Democratic Protests in China

Jimmy Meixiong - March 12, 2011

Despite failing to gain a significant following, the Jasmine Revolution in China spent a surprisingly long period of time in the 24 hour news...