China on World’s ‘Biggest Push’ for Wind Power
on January 8, 2014
A project planning to double the number of wind turbines in the next six years prompts analysists to question the actual influence of wind power in the region.
What Could Happen in China in 2014?
on January 8, 2014
Gordon Orr predicts corporate focus on driving productivity, increased interest in CIOs, bankrupt shopping malls, and European investment in Chinese soccer clubs.
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on January 8, 2014
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Moon Landing ‘100pc Made in China,’ says Xi Jinping
on January 8, 2014
Contrary to Xi's claims, scientists have noted that the design of the moon rover has borrowed heavily from previous Soviet and American versions.
Guardian Website Blocked in China
on January 8, 2014
The newspaper said that it may be due to a recently run article about ethnic tensions in the western region of Xinjiang.
China Confronts the Online Rumor Mill
on January 8, 2014
(Op-ed) Hoewever unlikely, the best way of putting an end to Internet rumors is for the government to stop disseminating them.
Slowly, Asia’s Factories Begin to Turn Green
on January 8, 2014
Despite a lack of legal restriction, foreign companies in Asia are beginning to set up environmentally sustainable factories to their financial benefit.
How Shanghai’s Free Trade Zone Works
Shanghai Party Leader Han Zheng Describes the Painstaking Steps That Preceded the FTZ’s Recent Launch
on January 8, 2014
At a conference table surrounded by bookshelves in his Shanghai office, the city’s party boss Han Zheng recently polished the image of a commercial crown jewel—the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone—during an exclusive interview with Caixin.
Han described the planning, politicking, and far-reaching goals for the FTZ one month after the zone project officially launched September 29 in China’s biggest city.
Grand Theft China: Tase Corrupt Officials in New Online Game
on January 7, 2014
Official corruption in China is a serious matter: In January 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping openly vowed to tackle it, and a 2013 Pew study found that fifty-three percent of Chinese consider it a “very big problem.” But fighting bribery, extortion, and graft isn’t just a presidential directive in China;
A New Exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum Puts a Modern Face on Chinese Art
on January 7, 2014
The art world has embraced the evolution of Western art, but when it comes to China, we seem stuck in the past. A new exhibit at the Met wants to shake up these stereotypes.