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Adam Minter: Wanting Change, Chinese Get on Their Knees
For Bloomberg, Adam Minter writes about the complex social and political implications of recent images that have been pas
Chirps and Cheers: China’s Crickets Clash
The New York Times’ Andrew Jacobs explores a renaissance in the traditional Chinese pastime of cricket fighting, fo
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Monuments to Clan Life Are Losing Their Appeal
The New York Times looks at the traditional dwellings in Fujian Province, the distinctive round earthen “tulou,R
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