Zhao is Not My Name
ZIYU YVONNE YAN explores the meaning behind novel expressions on the Chinese Internet. Continue reading Zhao is Not My Name
Month: April 2016
The Cost of One Child
YIFU DONG reviews One Child, a new book about China’s One-Child Policy by journalist Mei Fong. Continue reading The Cost of One Child
Love for Papa Xi, But Not for His Gala
CHAO WANG sheds light on China’s latest propaganda efforts: the making of Xi Jinping’s media image and the staging of the 2016 Spring Festival Gala. Continue reading Love for Papa Xi, But Not for His Gala
China-Dreaming: An interview with Stephen Wilmarth
WENBIN GAO talks to Stephen Wilmarth, educator and activist, about his visions on China and Chinese education in an era of change. Continue reading China-Dreaming: An interview with Stephen Wilmarth
China Takes the Lead
JACKSON TSE analyzes the impetus behind the creation of the Asia Infrastructure and Investment Bank and its implications for the future. Continue reading China Takes the Lead
China Looks Towards Iran
CAMILIA RAZAVI and DANIEL KHALESSI take an in-depth look at China’s growing footprint in Iran. Continue reading China Looks Towards Iran
Fighting History: Domestic Politics in the South China Sea
NICHOLAS WU explores the effect of domestic politics on China’s strategy in the South China Sea. Continue reading Fighting History: Domestic Politics in the South China Sea
Under the Shadow of Supply-Side Reform
APRIL DAN FENG presents the pros and cons of China’s Supply-Side Reform policy. Continue reading Under the Shadow of Supply-Side Reform
Lawless Land: Judicial Independence in the PRC
ELENA URSU chronicles China’s steps toward an independent judiciary. Continue reading Lawless Land: Judicial Independence in the PRC
Taiwan’s 2016 Presidential Election: Healing Divides
XIAOYING ZHOU examines a changing political climate in Taiwan. Continue reading Taiwan’s 2016 Presidential Election: Healing Divides