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Switchable Divergent Synthesis of Inherently Chiral Calixarenes via Palladium-Catalyzed Asymmetric Hydroarylation of Alkynes Click to copy article link Article link copied!
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Inherently chiral calixarenes (ICCs) offer promise for enantioselective recognition, asymmetric catalysis, and optoelectronic materials, while their advancement remains hindered by synthetic limitations. Herein, we develop a regiodivergent protocol to access ICCs via Pd-catalyzed asymmetric intramolecular hydroarylation.
China’s Striving, Sexually Frustrated Young Men See Themselves in Jay Gatsby
This is a guest post from Jianyu Hou, a China-based writer and contributor to FP‘s Tea Leaf Nation: With his crystal blue eyes, luxury cars, and fabulous parties, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Jay Gatsby may appear to have little in common with China’s legions of sexually frustrated young men who struggle to afford small apartments in Beijing or Shanghai. But to many Chinese Internet users, the similarities are uncanny. On Aug.
Trump makes a Chinese wedding great
By Jianyu Hou, Freelancer based in Cleveland, OH., USA As a writer for CNTV Panview, I was in Cleveland on Primary day for Ohio. Residents in the state were selecting US Presidential nominees for the Democrat and Republican Parties. It was also the same day I got married. My husband, Jason Chinn, was thrilled to cast his vote for real estate mogul Donald Trump for the GOP nomination on the same day as his wedding. Last winter, we met in Cleveland when America was not as great as before.
Kung Fu fighting remains popular for many Americans
By Jianyu Hou, Freelancer based in Cleveland, OH., USA Many people criticize TV violence that pervade mass media in the United States of America. However, Chinese kung fu is acknowledged as respectable“martial arts” by Americans. That means kung fu is not a solely fighting skill used to encourage violence, but perceived as a kind of arts, consisting of Chinese philosophy.
Discovering healing powers of Traditional Chinese Medicine
By Jianyu Hou, freelancer based in Cleveland, OH U.S.A. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been used by the Chinese as their main medical treatment for thousands of years. Beijing has legalized its use, standardizing the criteria of treatment and pharmaceutical products. Due to its effectiveness, TCM holds much influence in the Asia-Pacific region, especially in Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia.
What do American voters think about US-China policy?
By Jianyu Hou, freelancer based in Cleveland, OH. USA There's a famous Chinese saying, "Precise knowledge of self and precise knowledge of the threat leads to victory." It was written in The Art of War, an ancient military treatise by Sun Tzu. And as each US Presidential campaign season has aroused much media coverage in China, many Chinese believe that US-China policy has a huge influence over their lives, such as prices, visa policies, and people-to-people exchanges.
Chinese believe drinking hot water makes for good health
By Jianyu Hou, freelancer based in Cleveland, Uh. U.S.A. Many Americans are beginning to take notice that their Chinese friends appear healthy and do not gain weight so quickly. According to one woman speaking to CNTV, she pointed out that her best friend stayed in Beijing for only one year and she lost 50lbs. She wondered if the Chinese would like to share any special tips on healthy living habits.
People-to-people exchanges breathe fresh air to Sino-US relations
By Jianyu Hou, freelancer based in Cleveland, Oh. USA China’s President Xi Jinping is visiting the United States from September 22 to 25 in the hopes of promoting Asian-Pacific regional and the world peace. As the first and second largest economies of the world, both sides have shared interests that are more than just engaging in conflicts in regards to the economy and geopolitics. The Chinese and Americans are also different from a cultural perspective.
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