Nina Xiang attended the Future U.S.–China Conference 2026 hosted by Asia Society, where policymakers, investors, and industry leaders examined the evolving dynamics between the United States and China.
The conference focused on a shifting global order shaped by technological competition, economic realignment, and geopolitical uncertainty. Discussions highlighted the growing centrality of AI, supply chains, and strategic industries as both countries redefine their positions globally.
Nina Xiang moderated the panel Authors on China and Technology, a discussion focused on understanding China beyond headlines by examining the deeper forces shaping its industrial policy, innovation ecosystem, and technology sector.
The session brought together leading voices including Patrick McGee and Dan Wang, who shared perspectives on China’s advancement in strategic technologies, the role of the state in driving innovation, and the implications for global competition and cooperation.