Chan Kung

Founder of Anbound Think Tank in 1993, Chan Kung is now ANBOUND Chief Researcher. Chan Kung is one of China’s renowned experts in information analysis. Most of Chan Kung‘s outstanding academic research activities are in economic information analysis, particularly in the area of public policy.

Americas2 weeks ago

An Evaluation and Prediction on COVID-19 Pandemic Development in the U.S.

The COVID-19 outbreak in the United States continues to worsen recently. From July 1 to 3, the number of new infections in the United States exceeded...
Economy3 weeks ago

Why Designers should Lead Companies in the Post-Pandemic World

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the retail and consumer sectors hard, and many well-known companies have been impacted worse than ever. Macy’s has been closing down...
Defense1 month ago

Three Turning Points of China’s Military Strategic Thoughts

The Chinese army is long known for its experience in the ways of strategic and tactical warfare. Being a country that boasts a large population, it...
Americas2 months ago

How Does the George Floyd Incident Play into U.S. Election?

Authors: Chan Kung and Yu(Tony) Pan* As one of the earliest organizations in China to conduct continuous tracking studies on the 2020 U.S. election, ANBOUND had previously...
Americas2 months ago

George Floyd Movement and Its Future Prospects

The death of George Floyd, an African-American man, has sparked a social movement in the U.S. Presently, most of the participants and leading forces are Whites,...
Economy2 months ago

How Local Governments in China can Utilize New Infrastructure Policy to Promote Development

Authors: Chan Kung and Wei Hongxu* In an effort to promote economic recovery, the central government, local governments, and enterprises have placed high expectations on the investment...
Economy3 months ago

China’s Financial Opening-Up Under the Covid-19 Pandemic

Authors: Chan Kung and Wei Hongxu* As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to sweep across the world, globalization, trade and production activities are hit hard. Despite the pandemic’s...

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