Freelance journalist says allegations of China's foreign interference need cultural context
Journalist Lu Xu with The Middle Powers, a newsletter about China's influence on the world's middle powers, explains how a lack of understanding of the cultural nuances in the way China and Canada communicate can lead to misinterpretation.
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