Microsoft’s Chinese Chatbot Encounters Sensitive Words
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 22, 2016
First launched in June of 2014, Microsoft’s Chinese-speaking social media-based...
Read MoreTranslation: Xi Jinping, Internet Sage
by SW | Nov 19, 2016
China held its third annual World Internet Conference in the Zhejiang town of Wuzhen this week. In...
Read MoreMock Trump Speech Used for Patriotic Education
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 18, 2016
With Chinese authorities unsure of how to best react to an imminent Trump presidency, many in...
Read MoreIn China Voters Pick ‘Clinton,’ ‘Trump’ ‘Braised Chicken’
by Grace | Nov 18, 2016
Voters in several cities across China are heading to the polls this month to elect deputies for...
Read MoreStatement of the Week: China’s Internet is Open
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 17, 2016
The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...
Read MoreHuman Rights and Sino-U.S. Relations’ Uncertain Future
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 16, 2016
As the world anxiously waits to measure Donald J. Trump’s campaign rhetoric against his...
Read MoreHong Kong High Court Bars Localist Lawmakers
by Sophie Beach | Nov 16, 2016
Hong Kong’s High Court has ruled that two newly elected Legislative Council members are not...
Read MoreElection of Chinese Interpol President Raises Alarm
by SW | Nov 16, 2016
On November 10, the international law enforcement organization Interpol announced the election of...
Read MoreCries of Unequal Justice After Jia Jinglong Execution
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 15, 2016
Two years after his home was forcefully demolished in 2013 to make room for development in North...
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