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.
China moves to take “Gee, I didn’t know it was banned” out of the doped-up Olympic athlete’s bag of excuses. From Xinhua: Drugstores were told not to sell such medicine without tags that read...
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Read MoreFollowing Telegraph correspondent Richard Spencer’s blog post about difficulties in reporting the alleged Olympic terrorism plot in Xinjiang, Southern Weekend reporter Ding Bu provides an interesting inside look at the...
Read MoreSpeculation continues to swirl around the fate of Chinese YouTube copycat Tudou, which continues to function despite reportedly being slapped with a shut down order by the State Authority for Radio, Film and Television (SARFT;...
Read MoreIt appears the Beijing Olympic Committee may have jumped into the inglorious world of Flash game thievery on behalf of its mascots, the ubiquitous Fuwa. According to computer animator Cadin Batrack, a Flash-animation video game...
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