Small Yet Beautiful in Communist China | Interview: Audrye Wong
The Remnant podcast episode hosted by Jonah Goldberg features AEI senior fellow Audrye Wong discussing China’s economic statecraft and related geopolitical issues. The conversation covers topics such as Chinese investment abroad, diaspora influence operations, Taiwan, and Russia‑China relations. The episode is produced by The Dispatch and promotes AEI’s analysis and Wong’s new book.
- ▪Audrye Wong, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, appears as a guest on The Remnant podcast hosted by Jonah Goldberg.
- ▪The discussion addresses China’s international investment, diaspora activities, influence operations, Taiwan, bribery, cultural issues, and ties with Russia and Hungary.
- ▪Wong’s new book, Subversion and Sedition: China’s Economic Statecraft, is highlighted during the interview.
- ▪The podcast is produced by The Dispatch, a digital media company that offers membership content and newsletters.
- ▪The episode was released on July 27, 2026, shortly before the Fourth of July holiday.
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Small Yet Beautiful in Communist China | Interview: Audrye Wong Jonah Goldberg / July 27, 2026 Unlocked The Remnant Listen on your player of choice Text Size Members can share articles with friends & family to bypass the paywall. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads Email (0) Open and scroll to the comments section Episode Transcript Here at The Remnant, our hate list is rather long: Woodrow Wilson, electoral primaries, German romanticism … the list goes on and on. But if there’s one we hate that doesn’t get enough air time, it’s Chinese communism. We hate Chinese communism. That’s why we’ve recruited from the ranks of America’s foremost anti-CCP institution—that’s the American Enterprise Institute, for those of you who live under rocks—to bring you the latest on Chinese grand strategy.
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