Easy Credit Dries Up, Choking Growth in China
Shenmu is a dried up boom town in northwestern China that illustrates the effects of China’s...
Read MoreOlivia lives in Hong Kong where she has just completed a masters in journalism. She is currently working at the South China Morning Post and freelancing in her spare time. Her undergraduate studies were in Chinese and Linguistics at the University of Sydney.
Posted by Olivia Rosenman | Aug 19, 2013
Shenmu is a dried up boom town in northwestern China that illustrates the effects of China’s...
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At China Media Project, David Bandurski argues that “there is now little doubt that the defining...
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Didi Kristen Tatlow writes about an attack on artist Yan Yinhong during a live show in Hai’an. “Life imitated art, startlingly and crudely,” when Yan, who was performing a dance piece about sexual violence against women was...
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Richard Wike, associate director of the Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project, writes for CNN on China’s growing pains as it develops towards superpower status. Many have marveled at how China successfully lifted...
Read MorePosted by Olivia Rosenman | Aug 4, 2013
Li Jing at The South China Morning Post reports on a United Nations Environment Program study on China’s resource consumption. The study finds that the speed and scale of resource consumption in the past 38 years in China has no...
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