In Xi’s China, Everything Old is New Again
on November 4, 2016
Eighty years after the end of the Long March, a Communist leader asks for another one. What is he really seeking?
China Will Intervene in the Case of Hong Kong’s Pro-Independence Lawmakers
on November 4, 2016
Experts worry Beijing's move to interpret HK's Basic Law would damage the people’s trust in the rule of law and the independence of the courts
TPP’s Failure Would Hand U.S. Business in Japan to China, White House Says
on November 4, 2016
Exporters could miss gains from Pacific trade deal, lose market share, according to study
China’s Most Powerful Rocket Lifts Off from Island Launch Center
on November 3, 2016
Analysts say development of Long March CZ-5 is crucial to success of nation’s future space program, including mission to Mars
The 80-Year-Old Runway Model Reshaping China’s Views on Aging
on November 3, 2016
Last year, at 79, Mr. Wang walked the runway for the first time, his physique at his age causing a national sensation
EU Commissioner Oettinger Apologizes for China Speech
on November 3, 2016
In a speech to German business leaders he described Chinese officials as having "hair combed... with black shoe polish" and "slitty-eyed"
China Slowdown Deepens Looming Pension Crisis
on November 3, 2016
Shortfall most threatens struggling industrial areas, where retirees’ hopes are dimming
Ai Weiwei to West: Tackle China on Human Rights Whatever the Cost
on November 3, 2016
‘It doesn’t matter it will hurt me or not – do what you think is right’: artist says Beijing has axed rule of law for anyone with contrary political views
China Land Reform Opens Door to Corporate Farming
on November 3, 2016
Move to bring capital into large-scale agriculture keeps bar on individual ownership
The Traveling Projectionist
on November 2, 2016
Zhao Jun plays a traveling projectionist. In the 1980s and ’90s, traveling projectionists commonly toured China, screening movies to those without access to cinemas.
