Supercomputer Marks China’s Growing Tech Prowess

by Scott Greene | Oct 7, 2013

The Guardian kicks off a series on China’s prospects for science and innovation by...

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How Resource Scarcity Constrains China

by Samuel Wade | Oct 7, 2013

Damien Ma and William Adams’ In Line Behind a Billion People explores how scarcity—in terms...

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One Big V Who Still Speaks Out

by Anne Henochowicz | Oct 7, 2013

Several Weibo celebrities were chastised in August and September. First, “Big V” Charles Xue, an...

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Beijing Urges U.S. to Avoid Default

by Josh Rudolph | Oct 7, 2013

As the U.S. government begins its second week on shutdown, Beijing has urged Washington to avoid a debt crisis and protect Chinese investments. Reuters reports: China, the U.S. government’s largest creditor, is...

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Photo: Qingdao, China, by Jesse Clockwork

by Samuel Wade | Oct 7, 2013

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Drawing the News: Advantage Beijing Air

by Anne Henochowicz | Oct 7, 2013

Blue skies are scarce in Beijing. Pollution in China may be tame compared to other countries, but...

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Japanese Study: China Polluting Mount Fuji

by Samuel Wade | Oct 7, 2013

Japanese researchers blame air pollution from China for elevated mercury levels at the top of...

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Activist Ni Yulan Released from Prison

by Sophie Beach | Oct 6, 2013

Land rights activist Ni Yulan has been released from prison after serving a two and a half year...

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Photo: Hutongs, by Lale Cizmeci

by Sophie Beach | Oct 6, 2013

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The Education of China’s Oil Company

by Sophie Beach | Oct 6, 2013

Reuters has a lengthy and detailed account of “China’s largest foreign acquisition in...

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Scientists Boycott NASA Conference Over China Ban

by Samuel Wade | Oct 6, 2013

As NASA lies mostly dormant amid the U.S. government shutdown, scientists are challenging a...

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City Government Backs Hutong Revival

by Natalie Ornell | Oct 5, 2013

Oliver Wainwright reports for the The Guardian that Beijing Design Week architects have carried...

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Say Zaijian To Nine China Myths

by Natalie Ornell | Oct 5, 2013

The Independent's Economics Editor Ben Chu busts nine myths about China to ward off the...

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Inside the World of China’s “Shadow Banks”

by Sophie Beach | Oct 4, 2013

Marketplace reports on the “shadow banking” system of unofficial loans, which is...

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Film Review: A Touch of Sin

by 不忘初心 | Oct 4, 2013

The New York Times reviewed “A Touch of Sin”, the newest work of the Chinese...

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