China Tightens TV Censorship after Cleavage Controversies
on October 15, 2015
New rules may require some Chinese shows to delay broadcasts by as much as six months.
U.S.-China Announcement is the Most Significant Milestone to Date for Battling Global Climate Change
on October 14, 2015
The September 25 joint announcement by President Obama and President Xi represents the second time in two years the leaders have met to make significant climate commitments. Last year’s meeting focused on setting aggressive goals that reflect each country’s unique situation. This year’s meeting moved decisively to implementation commitments intended to deliver these results. The message is clear: the time for talking about climate is over. The two largest economies and emitters must lead in action.
In China’s State News Media, What Is Said May Not Be What’s Printed
on October 14, 2015
An Australian journalist was misquoted as saying the people of Tibet had a “wonderful life.”
Lenin’s Chinese Heirs
on October 14, 2015
Survivors Tell the Camera the Hidden Tale of China's Great Famine
on October 14, 2015
China’s Middle Class Has Overtaken the U.S.’s to Become the World’s Largest
on October 14, 2015
'Hunting' for China at the Democratic Debate
on October 14, 2015
Jim Webb wanted to talk China.The rest of the candidates? Not so much.
China Says Not Planning to Send Military Ships to Syria
on October 14, 2015
China said it had no plans to send military ships to Syria to fight with Russian forces.
Jiang Rongfa
on October 13, 2015
Jiang Rongfa was born in May 1963 in Changzhou, Jiangsu province. He is a member of the Photojournalist Society of China, a council member of the Wuxi Photographers Association, and Vice Chairman of Gukai Zhi Photographers Association. Jiang is also a contract photographer at CFP and Artron Art Group.
Jiang currently focuses on documentary photography, particularly on issues regarding social change, urban development, traditional lifestyles, and living conditions of disadvantaged groups in China. He also does street shooting in old residential areas, suburban areas, and the countryside, where he photographs local living conditions and traditions.
In recent years, Jiang’s work has appeared in China Photo Press, People’s Photography, QQ, IFENG, Sina, China Daily, and magazines such as Fang Yuan, Spring Breeze, and Readers.
Entertainment Weekly
on October 13, 2015
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