Photo: 中国河南省开封市, by 荧_Lumine
中国河南省开封市, by 荧_Lumine (CC BY 2.0)
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 20, 2024
中国河南省开封市, by 荧_Lumine (CC BY 2.0)
Read Moreby Alexander Boyd | Nov 20, 2024
A spate of “revenge against society” attacks that have left dozens dead and more injured over the last week-and-a-half have left many in China grasping for an explanation: what is driving these “Xianzhong” rampages? The short...
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 20, 2024
For college students in the city of Zhengzhou, Henan province, it was a brief moment of freedom: a short-lived craze for cycling overnight on ride-share rental bikes to the nearby city of Kaifeng for a bit of fun, food, and...
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 19, 2024
Harbin, by Jeremy Thompson (CC BY 2.0)
Read Moreby Samuel Wade | Nov 19, 2024
At the Associated Press, Fu Ting reports mounting pressure on China’s independent bookstores and other cultural channels and venues: Independent bookstores have become a new battleground in China, swept up in the...
Read Moreby Alexander Boyd | Nov 19, 2024
Less than a week after a shocking “Xianzhong” car attack that left 35 dead in Zhuhai, a recent graduate of a Jiangsu technical school stabbed eight people on the campus to death. On Tuesday, a man rammed elementary school...
Read Moreby Arthur Kaufman | Nov 19, 2024
At the end of a landmark national security trial that concluded on Tuesday, Hong Kong’s High Court sentenced 45 pro-democracy figures to up to ten years in prison. Forty-seven democratic politicians, activists, and organizers...
Read Moreby Arthur Kaufman | Nov 18, 2024
On Saturday, Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden met in Lima, Peru on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. The meeting was their third in-person, and likely their last as leaders of their...
Read Moreby Alexander Boyd | Nov 15, 2024
A veil of silence has fallen around the car ramming attack that killed 35 and injured 43 in Zhuhai, Guangdong, this Monday. The shocking attack—the most deadly “Xianzhong” incident in a year marked by them—has become a highly...
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 15, 2024
Present in the past, by Gauthier DELECROIX (CC BY 2.0)
Read Moreby Arthur Kaufman | Nov 15, 2024
China is leading the global trend towards cyber sovereignty, a norm based on the use of technology to control what sort of information can be accessed and exchanged within a national boundary and by whom. Several recent reports...
Read Moreby Arthur Kaufman | Nov 15, 2024
Xi Jinping’s latest diplomatic tour began this week in Peru, where he will participate in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Lima and the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. On Thursday, Xi made headlines...
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 14, 2024
Despite this year’s disappointing, propagandistic line-up of winners for the 34th China Journalism Award, some Chinese investigative journalists continue to ply their trade with dogged reporting, commitment to keeping the...
Read Moreby Cindy Carter | Nov 13, 2024
On the eve of “Journalists’ Day” on November 8, the All-China Journalists Association announced the winners of the two most prestigious national prizes for reportage: the China Journalism Award and the Changjiang Taofen Award. A...
Read Moreby Alexander Boyd | Nov 13, 2024
A murderous rampage in Zhuhai, Guangdong that left 35 dead and scores wounded was met with a now all-too-familiar refrain on the Chinese internet: “Xianzhong” is back. Zhang Xianzhong (张献忠, Zhāng Xiànzhōng), a Ming-era peasant...
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