China Christian Daily
on May 30, 2017
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NGOs in China
on May 30, 2017
Publication Link:
Visit the homepage of NGOs in China
Professional Supervisory Unit List Now Available as a Sortable Table
on May 30, 2017
We’ve combined the Ministry of Public Security’s 2017 list of approved Professional Supervisory Units with China Law Translate’s translation of the same, creating a table that you can sort alphabetically by any column. Check out the table here.
China’s Ill, and Wealthy, Look Abroad for Medical Treatment
on May 29, 2017
Hospitals and a new generation of medical tourism companies are luring well-heeled Chinese patients away from an overburdened health care system.
Beijing Public Security Bureau Holds Foreign NGO Lecture at Renmin University
Ministry of Public Security WeChat Posts—May 27, 2017
on May 27, 2017
Today, Hunan granted approval for its first batch of Foreign NGO representative offices: the Institute for Integrated Rural Development (Hong Kong), the China-Britain Business Council, and Reading Dreams (Hong Kong).
Alison Chen
on May 26, 2017
Alison Chen is a communications professional based in Boston, MA. She grew up in Kunming, China, and attended Beijing Language and Culture University for her undergraduate degree in journalism. Alison came to the United States to pursue a graduate degree in Public Relations from Boston University. She finished her Master’s degree in 2015 and soon discovered her passion in using her skills as a communicator to bring people in the United States and China closer together. She sees great potential in the young people of both countries and hopes to play a part in facilitating and realizing that potential to improve the world.
2017 Professional Supervisory List
on May 26, 2017
Chinese Power in the Age of Donald Trump
A Sinica Podcast
on May 26, 2017
When Joseph Nye, Jr., first used the phrase “soft power” in his 1990 book Bound to Lead: The Changing Nature of American Power, China did not factor much into his calculus of world order: It had relatively little military and economic power, and none of the softer “persuasive” or “attractive” abilities that Nye saw as key
