by Lucas Niewenhuis | Oct 25, 2019 | Row 2
By Lucas Niewenhuis | October 25, 2019 The definitive list of international companies that have issued apologies to maintain their market access in China in recent years. Plus, a record of the even more widespread phenomenon of self-censorship for the Chinese market....
by The editors | Oct 16, 2019 | Row 2
By The editors | October 16, 2019 It may seem counterintuitive to many Westerners, but many Chinese people, including — and perhaps especially — younger people, seem to be very happy with the performance of their government. Economics, history, culture, and, yes,...
by Peter Catterall | Oct 9, 2019 | Row 2
By Peter Catterall | October 9, 2019 The NBA is wildly popular in China, with about 800 million Chinese watching games last season, and many basketball players and teams becoming household names. But after a single tweet set off a firestorm last Friday, the future of...
by Jiayun Feng | Sep 26, 2019 | Row 2
By Jiayun Feng | September 26, 2019 Illustration by Anna Vignet If there is one thing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg wishes he could create, and will never be able to acquire or replicate, it’s WeChat — China’s super-app, which has changed the way people use their...
by Lucas Niewenhuis | Sep 18, 2019 | Row 2
By Lucas Niewenhuis | September 18, 2019 China has poured mountains of cash into infrastructure projects abroad, leading smaller countries to worry about exploitation. But while there are real issues with transparency and corruption in Chinese loans, “debt trap” is...
by Jeremy Goldkorn | Sep 12, 2019 | Row 2
By Jeremy Goldkorn | September 12, 2019 China is already halfway to a high-speed rail future, where taking the train is the easy option and flying is the second choice. The most convenient way to travel between Beijing and Shanghai is by high-speed train, and that...
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