Q&A: Leta Hong Fincher on China’s Resilient Feminists
A former journalist, Leta Hong Fincher was the first American to receive a PhD in Sociology from...
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1989: Background Reading
As we mark the 30th anniversary of the 1989 protest movement in China, and the subsequent military...
CDT Bookshelf: JFK Miller on “Trickle-down Censorship”
Between 2005 and 2011, Australian JFK Miller served as editor-in-chief of the Shanghai-based...
Han Han: The Problem With Me
Shanghai-born blogger, author, director, singer, restaurateur, and race car driver Han Han...
Author Details Unapproved Cuts to “Leftover Women”
The question of whether authors should accept censorship in exchange for publication within China...
David Bandurski on “Dragons in Diamond Village”
Award-winning writer and independent film producer David Bandurski is the editor of the China...
CDT Bookshelf: Liz Carter on “Let 100 Voices Speak”
Based in Washington, D.C., Liz Carter translates Chinese-language textbooks and writes at A Big...
Josh Summers on New Travel Guide and Life in Xinjiang
As mounting violence in recent years has led to an ongoing security crackdown in Xinjiang, the...
CDT Bookshelf: Eric Fish on China’s Millennials
Eric Fish arrived in China in 2007 to teach and went on to write for the Beijing-based Economic...
CDT Bookshelf: Interview with Jeremy Wallace
Jeremy Wallace is assistant professor of political science at Ohio State University and the author...
CDT New Year eBook Sale: 99 Cents Each
Happy Year of the Sheep (or Goat, or Ram)! To celebrate Lunar New Year, we’re offering our...
CDT’s 2014 Yearbook Now Available in PDF
Update: The yearbook is now available for $1.99 in PDF format from Sellfy. Buy now CDT’s...
Recommended Readings on the Chinese Internet
At Chinet.cz, the University of Nottingham’s Jonathan Sullivan describes the search for a...
Covering China from Cyberspace in 2014: Excerpts
Two publications have published excerpts from the new CDT eBook, “Covering China from...
CDT Bookshelf: Heather Inwood’s Verse Going Viral
Poetry is revered in China, but is it still a living art form? In 2006, Han Han said modern...
Ha Jin’s “A Map of Betrayal”
Ha Jin’s new novel, “A Map of Betrayal”, tells the story of a Chinese spy living...
CDT Bookshelf: Dan Washburn on Golf in China
Dan Washburn worked as a sports writer and columnist at a small newspaper in Georgia prior to his...
The Unlikely Success of Harold Fry’s Pilgrimage
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, by Rachel Joyce, was first published in 2012 to widespread...
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