Xi Jinping Thought to Be Taught in Universities
The Guardian’s Tom Phillips reports that two Chinese universities have set up departments...
by Cindy | Oct 29, 2017
The Guardian’s Tom Phillips reports that two Chinese universities have set up departments...
by Josh Rudolph | Oct 25, 2017
Wednesday marked the beginning of Xi Jinping’s second term as China’s top leader, and...
by Josh Rudolph | Oct 19, 2017
Xi Jinping has now been in charge of the Party and state for five years. While Xi’s presumed...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 19, 2017
As state media and Party officials kick their adoration of President Xi Jinping into overdrive...
by Samuel Wade | Aug 14, 2017
At Deutsche Welle, Sabine Peschel talks to Audrey Jiajia Li, a former TV journalist who has turned...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 3, 2016
Xinhua has released a new animated music video fusing Beethoven with hip-hop in attempt to...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 25, 2015
Shortly after becoming General Secretary of the CCP in late 2012, Xi Jinping began promoting...
by Anne Henochowicz | Feb 6, 2015
Young Chinese at home and abroad may be outspokenly nationalistic, but that nationalism is...
by Samuel Wade | Dec 20, 2013
At The New York Times, Murong Xuecun examines a new wave of Chinese propaganda slogans, with...
by Sophie Beach | May 9, 2013
For his latest contribution to the Hexie Farm CDT series, cartoonist Crazy Crab depicts China as a dragon, ailing in a hospital. Three doctors hover around, giving advice, which echoes a line from President Xi Jinping: “We...
by Samuel Wade | May 8, 2013
In an interview with Asia Society’s Dan Washburn, The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos gives his thoughts on the nature and implications of the “Chinese Dream”, “the first Chinese political slogan that makes...
by Josh Rudolph | May 2, 2013
Every head of the post-Mao PRC has risen to power with a personal slogan to characterize their leadership aspirations and establish their position in the ideological heritage of the CCP. Deng Xiaoping began the tradition with...
by Wendy Qian | Jun 21, 2012
Offbeat China translates many harsh family planning slogans from rural areas, which were collected by Netease. The family planning policy, better known as the one-child policy, has been set as China’s basic state policy since...
by Sophie Beach | Apr 19, 2010
chinaSMACK has compiled and translated advertising posters and political slogans notable “for both their frankness and their humor”: From illegal petitions to promoting the One Child Policy, these slogans are often...
by Xiao Qiang | Oct 4, 2009
From Hong Kong’s Ming Pao, translated by CDT: China is a country of slogans. And during significant festivals or celebrations, official slogans are often promoted. Last weekend, the general office of the CPC and the State...
by Japhet Weeks | Dec 23, 2008
A sarcastic look out how Chinese officialdom is going about creating a harmonious society. From the New Observer (新观察) blog (translated by CDT): China Railway No. 11 Group Company reminds you to: Wait a bit and you’ll be...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 25, 2004
Eswn has reprinted and translated a list (originally in Xinmin Zhoukan) of political terms and slogans found in the Chinese press at various times from 1949 through today. As Eswn writes: “Given the central role of the press as a propaganda tool in China, this is a measure of shifting political ideologies over time. ” The […]