China will drop quarantine requirements for international travelers starting January 8, 2023. The government also announced a host of other travel-easing measures. The changes effectively end China’s three-year period of...
In the month since China erupted in a series of nationwide public protests, incited by a deadly fire in Urumqi and fueled by anger towards harsh “zero-COVID” policies, those involved in the protest movement have...
As the United States waits for the substantive results of the 2020 presidential election, official Chinese channels are staying quiet. On U.S. election day, censorship authorities ordered media to follow the lead of state...
At South China Morning Post, Eva Li reports that authorities in Chongqing have released details of...
Since coming to power, the Xi Jinping administration has focused on strengthening Party ideology...
Following his in-depth profile of Chinese leader Xi Jinping last week, The New Yorker’s Evan...
Following reports on the patriotism of Chinese students overseas and the often overlooked...
The Wall Street Journal’s Chao Deng, Patrick Boehler and Chen Yifei at the South China...
As many Chinese parents seek alternatives to mainstream education for their children, U.S....
In the latest installment of China File’s Conversations series, Elizabeth Economy, Andrew J. Nathan and Orville Schell respond to Nina Hachigian’s recommendations to new U.S. secretary of state John Kerry. In a...
An attack on two Chinese students by a gang of teenaged robbers on a Sydney train has sparked a social media storm in China, less than two weeks after the murders of two Chinese students in Los Angeles. From The Sydney Morning...
British inventor James Dyson has accused the Chinese government of failing to stop copycat...
Time magazine explains that the traditional annual battle between Peking and Tsinghua Universities for China’s best high school graduates is being disrupted by increasing competition from other colleges abroad. Big-name...
The New York Times reports on the increase of Chinese international student enrollment in U.S. undergraduate institutions: While China’s students have long filled American graduate schools, its undergraduates now represent the...
The Washington Post reports on the suspension of the president of the University of Toulon, Laroussi Oueslati, and two top aides for allegedly accepting bribes from Chinese students in exchange for admission to the university:...
From Xinhua, via People’s Daily Online: The number of overseas students in China hit a record high of 110,844, of which 6,715 were sponsored by the Chinese government, the rest studying at their own expense, sources with the Chinese Ministry of Education (MOE) said here Friday. According to the MOE statistics, overseas students from 178 […]
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