Gao Fei

Gao Fei is the pen name of a journalist from China now living and working in the U.S.

Number of Executions Falling Sharply in China – Jim Yardley

From International Herald Tribune: China, which puts more inmates to death than the rest of the world combined, is reporting fewer executions this year after reinstating a requirement that every death sentence must be reviewed and approved by the country’s highest court. Ni Shouming, a spokesman for the Supreme People’s Court, said lower courts across […]

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Web 2.0 Madness Grips China – Michael Kanellos

A look at the business model of successful local Chinese IT companies, from CNET News: Forget Silicon Valley–if you want to see a place enthralled with Web 2.0, come to China. A rising middle class, cheap start-up costs, increasing penetration of PCs and Internet-enabled cell phones, and an ability to tap the local market better […]

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Armed Police Deliver Water in China Drought – Reuters

Families affected by the drought in Southwest China’s Sichuan Province that began in early July of last year await water by the bucketful. From Reuters, via MSNBC: Armed police are delivering water to villages in drought-hit southwestern China, where nearly 4 million people face shortages, state media said on Wednesday. The 4 million people and […]

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