The Lin Conundrum
The Linsanity continued on Monday morning for basketball fans in Beijing and Taipei, and The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Gay writes that the phenomenon still feels real. Economist’s Banyan blog says the Jeremy Lin...
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Scott Greene grew up in Singapore and graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in East Asian Studies. His chief interests are Asian politics, business, media, information control, and international affairs.
Hollywood Kowtows to China
The Diplomat’s Cain Nunns highlights the growing relationship between Hollywood, which is eager to tap into China’s fast-growing movie market, and Beijing, which wants to project its own version of the China...
Read More“Where is My Husband?”
Christina Larson details her interview with Geng He, wife of the the outspoken dissident rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, who disappeared most recently nearly two years ago before his brother recently claimed he had resurfaced in a...
Read MoreForeign Journalists Jumped in Panhe
Plainclothes henchmen attacked journalists from two European news organizations on Wednesday as they investigated land grab protests that began earlier this month in the Zhejiang village of Panhe, according to Shanghaiist:...
Read MoreSpotlight: The “Princeling” Generation
In the first of a three part series on China’s upcoming leadership transition, and with president-in-waiting Xi Jinping beginning his U.S. trip on Monday, NPR’s Louisa Lim explores the willingness of China’s...
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