Minitrue: Charges Related to Lau Hei-wing Case
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LatestMinitrue: Do Not Report Hotelier’s Death by Torture
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Defrauded P2P Investors’ Protest Quashed in Beijing
In recent months, the collapse of China’s peer-to-peer (P2P) loan industry has eradicated the life...
Minitrue 2017: February—Smog, AI, HIV
This series is a month-by-month recap of censorship instructions issued to the media by government...
Qigong Master Wang Lin Detained in Murder Case
Wang Lin, a renowned qigong guru with ties to prominent Chinese celebrities and politicians, has...
Internet Police Emerge from Behind the Curtains
Xinhua reports the launch of official social media accounts for local branches of China’s Internet police: Starting from June 1, internet police in 50 localities – including both metropolises such as Beijing and...
Minitrue: Vice-Chairman in Disguise, Ming’en Videos
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Officials Target Asylum Fraud in NY’s Chinatown
Kirk Semple, Joseph Goldstein, and Jeffrey E. Singer report on an official crackdown on fraudulent...
Tax Officials Owned Publicly Funded Luxury Resort
The South China Morning Post’s Stephen Chen reports that taxmen in Heilongjiang Province...
Canadian Artist’s Work Vanishes in Beijing
A Canadian artist fears that work he sent for an exhibition in Beijing is now lost, but it is...
A Culture of Bidding
The New York Times has produced a lengthy and in-depth report and digital feature on the culture...
China-Based Executives See Less Fraud
Kroll Associates, a leading investigative and risk-management firm, reports that businesses based...
China Sends a Real Estate Mogul to Prison
Banker and real estate entrepreneur Gong Aiai has been sentenced to three years in prison for...
Appeal by Nobel Laureate’s Brother-in-Law Rejected
Liu Hui, brother-in-law of jailed Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, has lost his appeal against an...
Temple-Hopping and Virtual Prayers
Following a Zhejiang temple’s inundation with applicants for short-term monkhood, Zoey Zhang at The Diplomat looks at young Chinese seeking temporary refuge from the pressures of the dusty world: During the ten-day camp...
Heat Wave Miraculously Revives Fake Beating Victim
An attempt to capitalize on widespread outrage at chengguan urban management staff was foiled by the continuing heat wave on Saturday, when a supposedly dead “beating victim” had to get up for a drink of water. From...
Coin of Realm in China Graft: Phony Receipts
The New York Times’ David Barboza describes China’s booming trade in fake fapiao tax receipts: To begin to comprehend China’s vast underground economy, one need only visit this city’s major transportation depots and...
Success Brings Scrutiny to Chinese Mystic
Over the past week and amid a state campaign discouraging superstition among the political elite, “Qigong master” Wang Lin has attracted much attention in the Chinese media due to his relationships with high-profile...
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