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October 2016

‘I Am Chinese’: Philippine President Duterte’s Awkward Charm Offensive in China

By Charlie Campbell on October 19, 2016

Having sanctioned thousands of extrajudicial killings, Duterte says his visit to China is “the defining moment of my presidency”

Politics
China-Philippines Relations, Philippines, Xi Jinping, Foreign Relations
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What China Sees in Donald Trump--and in Itself

By Jiayang Fan on October 19, 2016

Chinese observers have described the Trump-Clinton standoff as a spectacle of unfettered “chaos” that shakes their faith in the legitimacy of Western democracy

Media, Politics, Society
Donald Trump, U.S. Election 2016, Democracy, Ideology, U.S. Elections
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Breakfast Cereal Prices Surge in China Following Appearance on Soap Opera

By Huileng Tan on October 19, 2016

A shrewd product placement on a popular soap opera has propelled a Western breakfast cereal to frenzied popularity in China, sending prices up almost ten times in the gray market

Business, Media, Society, Urban Life
Television, Food, Society, Business, Urban Life
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Unlike the West, China and India Embrace Globalization

By Bruce Stokes on October 19, 2016

In contrast with the developed West, globalization and economic integration remain popular in the world’s two largest developing countries—India and China.

Economy, Society
India, Economic Growth, Globalization, Surveys, Pew Research Center
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How the Party’s Absolute Power Undermines its Efforts to Strengthen China’s Rule of Law

By Cary Huang on October 19, 2016

While Chinese leaders support the need for a credible legal system, it is their iron-clad grip that is the stumbling block to its development

Law, Politics, Society
Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping, Rule of Law, Legal System
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Crown’s Luck Runs Out as China Widens Casino Crackdown

By Mike Cherney and Wayne Ma on October 19, 2016

Foreign companies face inherent risks in attracting high-rollers from China, where gambling is illegal

Business, Economy, Law, Politics, Society
Casinos, Law, Economy, Business, Foreign Companies
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As China Shifts From Exporter to Importer, Fortunes Change

By Owen Guo and Neil Gough on October 18, 2016

Daqing is home to China’s biggest oil field, and the city’s troubles reflect a broader reality for the country: Once a major exporter of oil, China is now one of the world’s biggest net oil importers.

Business, Economy, Energy, Society
Oil, Energy, Economy, Imports and Exports, Global Economy
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Netflix's New, Brilliant China Strategy: Stay Out of the Country

By Josh Horwitz on October 18, 2016

Netflix is saying zaijian to China, before it even got a foot in the door.

Economy, Law, Technology
Netflix, Entertainment, Internet, Regulation
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China’s Real ‘House of Cards’: TV Series Unveils Graft Excess

By Ting Shi on October 18, 2016

The eight-episode series, called “Always On the Road,” is being beamed daily to hundreds of millions of Chinese homes through Oct. 25 on CCTV’s Channel 1

Law, Media, Politics, Society
Xi Jinping, Anti-Corruption, Anti-Graft, Television, CCTV, House of Cards, Entertainment
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Dalian Wanda’s Hollywood Event Is Itself a Production

By Brooks Barnes on October 18, 2016

"Star Wars" music. Ushers in gold evening gowns. The mayor of Los Angeles. Inside Dalian Wanda's Hollywood event.

Arts, Business, Society
Film Industry, Wang Jianlin, Wanda, Hollywood, Entertainment
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