| Taihe Institute | |
| Native Name: | 太和智库 |
| Native Name Lang: | zh-Hans |
| Type: | Think tank |
| Headquarters: | Beijing, China |
| Leader Title: | Council |
| S: | 太和智库 |
| T: | 太和智庫 |
| P: | Tàihé Zhìkù |
| Order: | st |
Taihe Institute, otherwise known as Taihe or TI, is a Chinese think tank founded in 2013 in Beijing.
Taihe as a think tank produces TI Library (《太和文库》), a collection of its researchers’ findings. Taihe also produces TI Observer, a monthly English publication, to which policy makers, diplomats, industry experts, and thought leaders are invited to share their insights on trending global issues.[1] TI Observer vol. 21 (Non-Alignment 2.0) is referred by the American magazine Foreign Policy in its analysis of non-alignment theory.[2]
In March 2019, “General Xue Lectures on Sun Tzu's Art of War,” authored by Xue Guo’an, a senior fellow of the Taihe Institute, and the first book listed under the “Taihe Institute Book Series,” was published by the state-owned CITIC Press Group.[3]
See main article: COVID-19 misinformation by China. In August 2021, Taihe Institute, together with the Intelligence & Alliance Think Tank, published a report titled "U.S. Responsible for Global Spread of COVID-19."[4]