Editor’s note for Friday, March 19, 2021
A note from the editor of today's The China Project Access newsletter.

My thoughts today:
What can you do about anti-Asian racism? NรผVoices โ the collective behind the NรผVoices podcast โ has put together a list of resources to fight anti-East and Southeast Asian racism.
Before yesterdayโs meeting between senior American and P.R.C. officials began in Alaska, I wrote that I would โbe happy if no one is bleeding when the whole thing is over.โ
Well, there was no actual blood that we know of, but โinsults [did] flyโ per CNN, in what NBC described as a โpublic spat.โ For a full breakdown of the mayhem, please see todayโs top story.
Our word of the day is not qualified (ๆฒก่ตๆ ผ mรฉi zฤซgรฉ) but is sometimes better translated as โhas no damn businessโ doing something.
Near the end of an hour of combative public remarks between Chinese and U.S. officials, top foreign policy official (and longtime โhidden liaison between the Bushes and the Chinese leadership,โ according to James Mann, writing in December 2000) Yรกng Jiรฉchรญ ๆจๆด็ฏช said:
็พๅฝๆฒก่ตๆ ผๅฑ ้ซไธดไธๅไธญๅฝ่ฏด่ฏใ
The United States has no business lecturing China as if it were superior.
The comment is now a trending hashtag on Weibo with 400 million views.
โJeremy Goldkorn, Editor-in-Chief