Tag: History

• 2013.05.23 “Groundbreaking” Jung Chang Book Soon to be Released
• 2013.04.29 Police Silence Visitors to Executed Dissident’s Grave
• 2013.04.29 China Brings Home Its Bronzes
• 2013.04.19 The Grand Canal: China’s Ancient Lifeline
• 2013.04.16 Korea in Chinese History: Stuck in the Middle
• 2013.03.08 China’s Generation Gaps
• 2013.02.21 Cultural Revolution Murder Trial Captivates Netizens
• 2013.02.14 Further Doubt Cast Over Ping Fu’s Memoir
• 2013.02.07 Ping Fu Defends Memoir After Chinese Netizens Attack
• 2013.01.31 Two Versions of Mao’s China
• 2013.01.20 Tripping Over a Me-First Foreign Policy
• 2013.01.04 Pinocchio with Chinese Characteristics
• 2013.01.03 The Fight for the History of China’s Great Famine
• 2012.12.31 China, Africa and the White Man’s Burden
• 2012.12.19 The Song of Song: Death of a Revolutionary
• 2012.11.08 What Have the Romans Ever Done for China?
• 2012.11.06 How the China Trade Helped Make America
• 2012.10.20 The Creation Myth of Xi Jinping
• 2012.10.19 Fifty Years On, Sino-Indian Border Still Unsettled
• 2012.09.29 Kin of Last Chinese Emperor Hold Reunion
• 2012.09.19 The Inconvenient Truth Behind the Diaoyu Islands
• 2012.09.18 Protests Mark Historical Anniversary
• 2012.09.11 Photos: China’s Cultural and Economic Revolutions
• 2012.08.23 China to Crack Down on Corruption, Again
• 2012.07.11 The Search for Photos of China’s Past
• 2012.07.01 The Charms of Qing TV
• 2012.06.08 China’s Lies, Damn Lies and Secret Statistics
• 2012.04.24 Eating More Bitterness: China’s Urban Immigrants
• 2012.03.08 Nanjing Massacre Becomes a Political Football
• 2012.03.05 Chinese-Canadian Activist Dies in Vancouver at 105
• 2012.02.28 The Economist in China: Old Hands
• 2012.02.27 Pizza Chain Apologises for ‘French Concession’ Address
• 2012.02.24 Paul Mason’s Top 10 Books About China
• 2012.02.23 Nagoya Mayor’s Nanjing Massacre Denial Sparks Uproar
• 2012.02.10 A Chinese Civil War to Dwarf All Others
• 2012.02.10 “Tibetans And Han Are One Family”
• 2012.02.04 On Vogel & Kissinger’s “Sino-Americana”
• 2012.01.17 What Writers Can & Can’t Write
• 2012.01.05 Five Books: Orville Schell on China and the US
• 2011.12.24 Realism’s Return: Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ Reviewed
• 2011.12.13 Rana Mitter on 100 Years of Modern China
• 2011.11.07 Xinhua's 80-Year Journey to Global Stage
• 2011.11.06 Chirps and Cheers: China’s Crickets Clash
• 2011.11.02 Wen Jiabao Reveals Family's Persecution Under Mao
• 2011.10.27 The American POW who Chose China
• 2011.10.26 “To Tear Out the Heart and Rip Out Their Eyes”: A Story of Kidnapping, Sorcery, and Mass Violence
• 2011.10.24 LA City Leaders Observe 'Chinese Massacre' Anniversary
• 2011.10.19 At 105, Celebrated Chinese Linguist Now A Dissident
• 2011.09.19 Cold War, BRICs and Why 9/11 Doesn't Matter
• 2011.09.13 China’s Tibetan Theme Park
• 2011.09.09 After Conquest, Subtle Emblems of Protest
• 2011.08.26 "Made in China" Martin Luther King Memorial Opens in Washington
• 2011.08.08 China: Taxi Drivers and Railway Workers on Strike
• 2011.07.23 How Beijing’s Guardians of the Language Are Redefining Modern China
• 2011.07.23 A Conversation With the Dalai Lama
• 2011.07.22 On Party Anniversary, China Rewrites History
• 2011.07.05 Five Books: Fuchsia Dunlop on Chinese Food
• 2011.06.29 China’s Confucian Makeover
• 2011.05.28 The Myths That Bind Beijing and Washington
• 2011.05.23 Jonathan Spence: Kissinger and China