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In 1997, a small group of Chinese researchers, scientists, economists and engineers with studying and working experience in Japan, residing mainly in Silicon Valley, founded the US-Japan-China Comparative Policy Research Institute (CPRI), an independent think tank focusing on comparative social, cultural, economical, political, and industrial policy issues. CPRI is the only think tank in the world to independently, specifically and comprehensively review and analyze the dynamic tri-fold interactions unfolding among the U.S., Japan and China. CPRI has established international networks, exchanges and cooperation with related institutes and individuals in the U.S., Japan, the greater China, and other regions. Among CPRI's tasks is the introduction of less noticed, yet vital issues in one language to readers of the other languages in this trio of nations. Japan's National Institute for Research Advancement listed CPRI in its "World Directory of Think Tanks" 2005 Edition.
CPRI issues Comparative Policy Review, an annual collection of CPRI's published writings, in print until 2008. Since 2008 CPRI has edited and published books in Chinese, English and Japanese.
Since 2016, CPRI has published translations and commentaries of 1-Hinduism (including Buddhism), 2-Greek classics, 3-British history, 4-Roman history, 5-Renaissance, 6-Jewish history, 7-Christianity, 8-Central Asia history, 9-Russian history with the innovative Chinese Phonetic Elements (CPE) methodology.