At China Law & Policy, Elizabeth M. Lynch contrasts Professor Don Clarke’s recent essay about the Jasmine crackdown and China’s legal system with Li Tiantian’s explanation of her three-month disappearance,...
Read MoreThe world’s oldest panda, born in 1977, has died, reports Global Times: According to the news from the China Panda Protection Center in Sichuan Province, the 34-year-old Ming Ming, the oldest panda in the world, has died,...
Read MoreChina Realtime Report describes the controversy surrounding Taiwanese plans to reform unruly youths with compulsory Confucian studies: In February Taiwan’s Ministry of Education said it planned to require Taiwan high...
Read MoreAmerican colleges have already started to widely recruit overseas in China, but now it seems that American high schools are also hoping to attract more students from China. From Yahoo News: Northern Maine is 7,000 miles and a...
Read MoreIn the New York Review of Books, Perry Link writes an essay in which he discusses the books, Ruyan@sars.come (So it was@sars.come) by Hu Fayun and Mubei (Tombstone) by Yang Jisheng, and the recent Nobel award ceremony which...
Read MoreFollowing is the latest installment in a series of posts by journalist Rachel Beitarie*, who will be sharing with us dispatches from her journey across rural China. In this post, Rachel visits a small town in Henan, where she...
Read MoreThe New York Times profiles eminent Chinese legal scholar, Jerome Cohen: Over the years, Mr. Cohen has met with members of numerous legal delegations organized by the Chinese Supreme Court that have visited the United States,...
Read MoreTwo recent scandals in China have generated heated debates online about integrity and honesty in both academia and the corporate world. First, former chairman of Microsoft China, Tang Jun, has been under fire for allegedly lying...
Read MoreThe Modern Lei Feng blog offers analysis of why the Chinese national soccer team is not good enough to play in the World Cup. From the first possible reason offered: 1. the Education System The dog eat dog nature of the Chinese...
Read MoreFollowing blogpost has been deleted from the original source, but there are plenty of copies online, translated by CDT: In the afternoon of May 15, Xia Lin, Chief Editor of Xinhua News Agency, and Editorial Department Director...
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