Sophie Beach
Sophie Beach is a freelance journalist living in Berkeley, California. She previously served as senior research associate for Asia at the Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York-based press freedom organization. She received her master's degree from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. Her writing about China has been published in the Los Angeles Times, the Asian Wall Street Journal, the South China Morning Post, The Nation magazine, and other publications. She also writes about raising children bilingually in Mandarin and English at Hao Mama.Stories by Sophie Beach
- Feb 09 2010: Lawyer in China Mob Trial Gets 1 1/2 Years on Appeal
- Feb 09 2010: China’s CIC Gives Breakdown of U.S. Equity Stakes
- Feb 09 2010: Chinese Police Admit Enormous Number of Spies
- Feb 09 2010: Paul Midler: Why China Keeps Poisoning the Milk
- Feb 09 2010: Han Han: Fifty Cent Party Must Work Overtime
- Feb 08 2010: Photo: Winter swimming in Beijing, by Zhao Hua Xi Shi
- Feb 08 2010: China CIC to Manage More of its Funds in House
- Feb 08 2010: China May Ban Dog Meat from Menus
- Feb 08 2010: Chinese-born Engineer Gets 15 Years in Spying for China
- Feb 08 2010: China Sentences Quake Activist to 5 Years’ Jail
- Feb 08 2010: Liu Xiaobo: I Have No Enemies: My Final Statement
- Feb 08 2010: China Searches for 100 Tonnes of Melamine-tainted Milk
- Feb 08 2010: Caixin (财新网): The Li Zhuang Case
- Feb 07 2010: Photo: Chinese New Year Decorations in Shanghai, by 13Moya
- Feb 07 2010: Fareed Zakaria: U.S.-China Growing Pains
