Born in 1948，Jiang Qisheng (江棋生) entered People’s University in Beijing as a PhD candidate in Philosophy, in Fall 1988. He participated in the 1989 Tiananmen students movement, and was arrested and imprisoned in Qincheng...
Read MoreBlogging is booming in China, and is not just limited to students, and white collar workers in coastal cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. In small, rural areas of China the Internet has had a profound impact on many...
Read MoreIn an interview with Rebecca MacKinnon, Chinese artist turned political activist Ai Weiwei speaks on a number of timely issues, from the election of President Barack Obama to the question of individual responsibility: I...
Read MoreSohu recently hosted a blogger dinner on the topic “how blogging has changed our lives.” Below is the transcript in part, from Oiwan Lam of Global Voices: Liu Xiaoyuan: Blogging is great, I have opened more than 20...
Read MoreFrom the Wall Street Journal blog: Yes, according to research firm TNS, which recently surveyed roughly 2500 Web users in each of 16 countries around the world, including the U.S., U.K., China, Japan, Korea and Australia....
Read MoreFederico Rampini is La Repubblica’s Asia Chief Correspondent and Senior Global Columnist. He was invited at the National University of Seoul, South Korea, to give a lecture on the impact of the global economic crisis on...
Read MoreSenior Chinese Communist Party official Zhou Tianyong’s prediction that “by 2020, China will basically finish its political and institutional reforms” appears to signal the Party’s willingness to reopen...
Read More“Milk scare stems from problematic ‘normal’ China, while the ‘abnormal’ China is a show-time success,” Bill Schiller writes in theStar.com: Christopher Hughes, a professor of international...
Read MoreGreenpeace China produced the China after the Olympics: Lessons from Beijing report to glean lessons from China’s environmental measures before and during the Beijing Olympics. From the conclusion section: Beijing’s...
Read MoreDespite the negative news about the government’s failure to permit protests and a crackdown on dissenting voices ahead of the Olympics, the AP reports on the ways that the Olympics may bring positive change to...
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