Local media outlets in Hong Kong report that hundreds of books on political topics including the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre are no longer available in the city’s public libraries, after the city’s Leisure and Cultural Services...
In the wake of China’s annual “Two Sessions” meetings in Beijing, the Ministry of Education has announced a slew of new regulations aimed at protecting children’s physical, mental, and political health....
The 28th annual Hong Kong Book Fair ended in Wan Chai today. The week-long event fell short of its...
Cartoonist Rebel Pepper comments on the case of Guangxi Normal University Press social media...
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Hong Kong on Friday for the...
Radio Free Asia reports that writer, historian, and frequent critic of China’s ethnic...
The Los Angeles Times’ Julie Makinen reports apparent growth in the seizure of books and...
At The Telegraph, Tom Phillip’s takes a look at novelist Yan Lianke’s most recent...
Agence France-Presse reports that China’s Ministry of Education has unveiled new rules...
As Fourth Plenum legal reforms promise to increase citizens’ powers to sue the authorities,...
Reuters’ Sui-Lee Wee and Megha Rajagopalan report that the State Administration for Press,...
Dong Fangyu at China Daily writes that a shortage of competent translators is hampering Chinese...
In an interview with Joyce Lau at the New York Times, The Fat Years author Chan Koonchung...
The American travel writer Michael Meyer recently went on a book tour in China for the Chinese version of his book, “The Last Days of Old Beijing”. From The Slate Book Review: I’m nearing the end of a three-week...
Exiled Chinese author Ma Jian, whose newest novel The Dark Road saw its North American release yesterday, gave a very personal interview to the Daily Beast. The interview touches on everything from the...
In Hong Kong, a bookstore has found a profitable niche by selling books banned in China to visitors from the mainland. The Atlantic interviews Paul Tang, the owner of People’s Recreation Community, about how he grew his...
Paul Denlinger interviews Xiao Jiansheng, author of Chinese History Revisited, which was banned from distribution in the mainland but was published by New Century Media in Hong Kong: How did you come to your thesis about Chinese...
From China Daily: An appeal by an overseas Chinese professor attempting to recover his books confiscated by customs upon his return trip from Hong Kong was rejected. Feng Chongyi, 48, associate professor of China Studies and...
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