Zhaohua Li is an American-born independent journalist based in Beijing. He has written on Asia for the Christian Science Monitor, the San Francisco Chronicle and Frommer's guidebooks, among other publications. He is currently also a Blakemore-Freeman fellow in Chinese language studies at Tsinghua University. His interests in China run from the energy and the environment to media and pop culture.
With the government cracking down last year on easy organ transplants for foreigners, the Associated Press comes out with a detailed look at the next biggest trend in medical tourism to China: stem cell treatment for desperate nerve disorder patients. Via Newsday: Jim Savage, a Houston man with paralysis from a spinal cord injury, says […]
Read MoreThe mainland-bound Tawian talent exodus story resurfaces, and this time not only for economic reasons. Via TODAYonline: …According to 104 Corporation, a leading Taiwanese jobs website, some 15,000 people — or 6 percent of those posting their resumes — were exploring prospects in China in December. “The applicants wish to position themselves in the huge, […]
Read MoreJonathan Ansfield writes: The year-end edition of Newsweek, a China cover entitled “China Now”, includes a Fareed Zakaria think piece on the “superpower’s” fragile side, excerpts from The China...
Read MoreAs China continues to mull damming it’s last free-flowing river, China Dialogue examines a “viable” alternative: In many parts of China, the development of eco-tourism is one strategy among many, but in Yunnan’s Nu River valley, it is a race against time. In fact, if tourism based on the area’s outstanding natural beauty fails to […]
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