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All Eyes on the 5th Generation
With this year’s National People’s Congress in the rear-view mirror, the dismissal of former Chongqing party chief and Politburo Standing Committee hopeful Bo Xilai sets the stage for a wild ride into the CCP’s 18th party congress later this year. Opening a new Guardian series on the upcoming leadership transition titled “China: The Next Generation,” Tania Branigan fraMarch 19, 2012 11:07 AM
Yu Hua: “In China, Power is Arrogant”
For The New York Times, guest columnist and prominent Chinese author Yu Hua laments the inconsistency and lack of transpa
Yu Hua: Feudal Answers for Modern Problems
While the Communist Party has long-excluded religion from its vision for China, some Chinese officials and common people
April 11, 2013 11:47 PM
Yu Hua: “Only Proper That My Books Be Pirated”
While he’s “opposed to counterfeiting in all forms,” author Yu Hua claims that he can live with the pir
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