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Huntsman’s Running Mate: China

On the campaign trail in New Hampshire, The New York Times notes a growing curiosity with Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman’s Chinese language skills and his experience as America’s ambassador to Beijing: At his campaign stops, people young and old have approached Mr. Huntsman with a chipper “Ni hao” (hello) or “Ni hao ma” (how are you). Some have waded through the gauntle

January 9, 2012 8:44 PM

Chinese Novel A Hit, But Who Wrote It?

Foreign publishers have rushed to buy the rights to a blog-turned-novel by an anonymous Chinese author living in America,

January 9, 2012 12:19 AM

Realism’s Return: Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ Reviewed

Perry Link reviews Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ which, in common with his earlier writing and in contrast

December 24, 2011 12:53 AM

Chinese Women and Work: The Sky's the Limit

The Economist assesses the lives of career-driven women in China, where state-owned companies offer shorter hours and more

November 25, 2011 7:10 PM

Tag: Mao Zedong

Huntsman’s Running Mate: China

Chinese Novel A Hit, But Who Wrote It?

Realism’s Return: Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ Reviewed

Chinese Women and Work: The Sky's the Limit

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Huntsman’s Running Mate: China

Chinese Novel A Hit, But Who Wrote It?

Realism’s Return: Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ Reviewed

Chinese Women and Work: The Sky's the Limit

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