In a global public opinion climate marked by polarized views of China, one common tactic employed by the Party-state apparatus to dispel potential criticism is encouraging foreigners to come see China in person. Numerous...
On Tuesday, Donald Trump was elected the next president of the United States. The election had been closely observed from China, by both the government and the populace. The Chinese government’s official response has so...
The Chinese government spoke out this week against increasing Israeli military action in the southern Gazan city of Rafah. Its criticism, after a period of relative silence on the issue, has brought renewed attention to China’s...
At the close of 2023, CDT Chinese has compiled a series of year-end articles on a number of special topics, including sensitive words (part one and part two), censored articles, “rollover scenes,” and people of the year. This...
Last week, the U.S.-based think tank National Bureau of Asian Research published a roundtable edition of its Asia Policy journal that shared African perspectives on the China-Africa relationship. One essay was written by...
This week, the Beijing-based Unirule Institute of Economics announced that it would close after...
On Monday, South China Morning Post’s Jane Cai reported various deficiencies in the advice...
On Tuesday, one of China’s last remaining liberal think-tanks, Unirule, was evicted from its...
In recent years, the Xi administration has repeatedly announced its intention to “strengthen the...
Three articles last week explored the extent of Party influence over different sections of Chinese...
After being detained on suspicion of “picking quarrels” in October, scholar Guo...
South China Morning Post’s Adrian Wan reports a warning from a senior inspector at the...
The Economist’s Gady Epstein describes the increasingly diverse organs through which ideas...
ChinaGeeks translates an article by Zhang Boshu, political philosopher and constitutional scholar, about his experiences at the China Academy of Social Sciences: Since CASS engages in social sciences, it should of course be a...
From New York Times: A group of prominent Chinese lawyers and legal scholars have released a research report arguing that the Tibetan riots and protests of March 2008 were rooted in legitimate grievances brought about by failed...
From foolsmountain blog: Chinese think-tank (公盟法律研究中心/Beijing Gongmeng Consulting Co., Ltd. ) established by Beijing University law professors, and joined by several Beijing economics professors. Following the unrest and...
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