Wu Nan

Wu Nan is a student of the Graduate School of Journalism, University of California at Berkeley. Wu Nan worked for the Boston Globe Beijing Bureau as a news assistant for three years. She also worked as a reporter for one and a half years at the Economic Observer, a Chinese national financial weekly based in Beijing. Her reports focused on the changes in modern China society and the world.

China Blocks Reporting in Tibetan Areas

The access for foreigners to reach Tibet from neighboring provinces such as Sichuan has been blocked. From AP: It was just after nightfall when three journalists were stopped at a police checkpoint on a winding, rutted road in...

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Film: “Tiexi District”

A Sunday interlude from the CDT Cultural Affairs Bureau: Baidu recently posted a description of the legendary documentary “Tiexi District” (铁西区; literally “Iron West District,” 2003), directed by Wang Bing(王兵)....

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China Insists Torch Will Go Through Tibet

The Beijing Olympics torch has been on a road of applause and protests. From AFP: China’s top official in Tibet, rejecting a demand of activists around the world, has insisted that the Beijing Olympics torch relay will...

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On the Other Side of Tibet

Wenran Jiang, the acting director of the China Institute, University of Alberta, says, “Failing to understand the deep-rooted emotions on both sides will only hinder potential solutions.” From The Globe and Mail:...

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