Trump: If Hillary Clinton Falls Down in China, Chinese People Will “Leave Her There”
on October 14, 2016
Chinese are "tough people" who would not help Clinton up if she fell down-- "They'll say 'Let her come up when she's ready.'"
Police Recover 300 Million Yuan Worth of Stolen Sichuan Relics
on October 14, 2016
The two-year operation ends with 70 arrests and breakup of 10 criminal gangs
China Boosts Regional Ties with Milestone Xi Visit to Dhaka
on October 14, 2016
China is expected to sign off on more than $23 billion in loans to Bangladesh to fund a series of large-scale infrastructure projects
China Rethinks Approach After Surge in Lending to Risky Countries
on October 14, 2016
How Hong Kong's Cantopop Scene Went from Heartbreak to Protest
on October 14, 2016
Cantonese pop music is formulaic, intensely emotional, strangely addictive and quintessentially Hong Kong. Now it is also becoming political.
Let One Hundred Panthers Bloom
The Black Panthers and Mao Zedong
on October 14, 2016
“Chairman Mao says that death comes to all of us, but it varies in its significance: to die for the reactionary is lighter than a feather; to die for the revolution is heavier than Mount Tai.” So wrote Huey P. Newton, founder of the Black Panther Party, in the opening pages of his 1973 memoir, Revolutionary Suicide. Newton wished to be as monumental as Tai, a famously large Chinese mountain, and, he wrote, “I do not expect to live through our revolution.”
They | Tencent
on October 13, 2016
While working as a photojournalist for the daily newspaper Chongqing Morning Post in the late 2000s, Zhang Xiao would snap images of the scenes around him with the quirky, cult-classic Holga camera. These soft-focused, vignetted scenes differed from the more realistic style his paper demanded, but they capture the whimsy, nostalgia, and absurdity present in everyday life in China.
Sexy Male Crossdressers | Sina Witness
on October 13, 2016
The cross-dressing dance group Stereo is made up of nine men with varied backgrounds, including an employee of a state-owned enterprise, a professional dance instructor, and a railway security officer. Photographer Zou Biyu followed three of Stereo’s members, who go by the nicknames Peipei, Qiqi, and Lunlun, as they participated in a festival for Internet celebrities last month at the Sheraton Hotel in Jinan, the capital of Shandong province.
The Mencius Mothers of Hong Kong | Caixin Media
on October 13, 2016
There is a popular ancient Chinese tale about how Mencius’ mother did not rest until she found a suitable environment in which to raise her son. Mencius, who lived from 372 to 289 B.C.E., became a great interpreter of Confucianism and one of the most respected Chinese philosophers. Today, a ‘Mencius Mother’ refers to mainland mothers, mostly from well-educated, middle-class families, who enroll their children in schools in Hong Kong and move there to support them.
Sport Hunting, American-Style | Netease
on October 13, 2016
As many as 3 million Chinese tourists are expected to visit the United States in 2016. Many high-end adventure tourism agencies in both countries have begun marketing hunting as a leisure sport to wealthy Chinese, offering trips in the U.S. that combine that activity with sightseeing and shopping. These trips usually take seven to 15 days and cost at least U.S.$5,000.
