Oivan Lam | Global Voices Two WeChat users in Shouguang county of Shandong province were arrested on August 25, 2018, for spreading “rumors” about the spread of disease in livestock, triggered by record-level flooding in Shandong. Typhoon Rumbia, which hit the...
China Change This article was first published in ChinaChange website on August 21, 2018 Yang Shaozheng, a couple of months shy of 49, was for 11 years a professor of good standing in the College of Economics at Guizhou University. He taught game theory and advanced...
China Change This article was first published on the China Change website on August 28, 2018 This 3-minute video has gone viral on Twitter the last couple of days. It’s not a movie; it’s an everyday reality in China that’s seldom captured on record. We, as many people...
Jennifer Creery | Hong Kong Free Press The US Embassy in Beijing has said it is “deeply concerned” after Buzzfeed’s China bureau chief Megha Rajagopalan was denied a journalist visa and forced to leave the country, the Associated Press (AP) reported on Friday. “The...
Peter Zhang | Epoch Times In the midst of the trade war with Beijing, Washington is understandably seeking to resort to all available means to level the playing field. This trade war is about the U.S. trade deficit with China, which in 2018 has so far reached $152.2...
Yang Fan | Radio Free Asia China’s state-run media have launched a blistering attack on prominent freelance journalist Chen Jieren, who was detained last month on suspicion of “fraud” and running an “illegal business.” State news agency...
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