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Te-Ping Chen at The Wall Street Journal reports that Chinese state broadcaster CCTV has publicized...
by Cindy | Apr 21, 2016
Te-Ping Chen at The Wall Street Journal reports that Chinese state broadcaster CCTV has publicized...
by Samuel Wade | May 4, 2015
Officials have recently railed against Western influence in higher education, but the Associated...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 24, 2015
As Chinese authorities mount a sustained campaign against Western influence in higher education,...
by Samuel Wade | Aug 4, 2014
The New York Times’ Andrew Jacobs describes a “war of words” against the West...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 23, 2014
On Sunday, Xinhua reported the latest move in the Party’s current drive to fight corruption...
by Natalie Ornell | Nov 2, 2013
Marketplace’s China correspondent Rob Schmitz reunites with friends and former students he met...
by Natalie Ornell | Jul 20, 2013
Returning to Beijing after a few years away, NPR’s Anthony Kuhn reports that traditionally polite questions like “how are you” and “have you eaten” no longer fit the bill. Now his main question...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 10, 2010
David Kelly, a Professor of China Studies at the China Research Centre, University of Technology, Sydney, counters arguments that Liu Xiaobo’s activism represents undue influence from the west and not homegrown Chinese...
by dwang | Sep 15, 2008
From the Shanghai Daily: “Chinese people in the past only considered chocolate as something with a sweet taste and brown color,” said Elvin Ho, Asian Pacific regional sales and marketing director of Barry Callebaut,...
by Gao Fei | Jul 22, 2007
The world’s biggest skatepark is in Shanghai, but there are plenty of other places to skateboard in China, including those not designated for skating. Photo credit: From gguillaumee Photo credit: From 2 dogs