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今年9月,我和牛军、杨奎松、李丹慧先后接到美国威尔逊国际学者中心冷战史项目主任 Christian F.Ostermann 博士的通知,说美国国家情报委员会(National IntelligenceCouncil)将于10月18日解密一批有关中国问题的档案文件,并于解密的当天在华盛顿召开一次国际学术会议,请中国、俄国和美国的专家对这些文件进行评估。我们几位即是被邀请出席会议的中国学者,要求每人写出一篇关于这些档案文件的论文或评论。不久,我们四人便分别收到了威尔逊中心寄来的这批尚未解密档案的复印件。这批文件汇编为国家情报委员会的特别报告,取名 Tracking the Dragon:National
In September of this year, I and Niu Jun, Yang Quezon, and Li Danhui received a notice from Christian F. Ostermann, director of the Cold War History Project at the Wilson Center for International Scholars in the United States, saying that the National Intelligence Council will decrypt a batch of documents on October 18 China archives and hold an international academic conference in Washington on the day of decryption, asking experts from China, Russia and the United States to evaluate these documents. A few of us are Chinese scholars invited to the conference and each of us is asked to write an essay or comment about the archive. Soon, the four of us received separate copies of the unsolved files from the Wilson Center. These documents are compiled as a special report of the National Intelligence Council, named Tracking the Dragon: National