China’s Streaming Craze Launches a Billion Shooting Stars
on September 29, 2016
The owner of streaming app Inke is China’s newest unicorn thanks to a 19-fold increase in value
How Rocky U.S.-China Relations Benefit North Korea’s Nuclear Missiles
on September 29, 2016
Earlier this month, North Korea tested its fifth nuclear device.
Chengguan, Widely Despised Officers in China, Find Refuge and a Kind Ear
on September 29, 2016
China’s first Psychological Crisis Center for Chengguan opened in Nanjing this week
How China’s Progress is Killing the Instant Noodle
on September 29, 2016
As China's economy has slowed, so too has its appetite for instant noodles
How to Fix China’s Crooked Congress
on September 29, 2016
Nearly four years into Chinese President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, Chinese citizens could be forgiven if their eyes glaze over at the news of yet another high official’s fall from grace.
Zhu Mo
on September 29, 2016
Zhu Mo is originally from Changsha, Hunan province and now lives in Beijing. He graduated from Hunan Normal University in 2007, where he studied photography. He is a photo editor at Jiemian. In 2012, he was a nominee for the Three Shadows Photography Award, and he exhibited in the 2013 Beijing Photo Biennial.
‘The Songs of Birds’
on September 29, 2016
Day and night,
I copy the Diamond Sutra
of Prajnaparamita.
My writing looks more and more square.
It proves that I have not gone entirely
insane, but the tree I drew
hasn’t grown a leaf.
—from “I Copy the Scriptures,” in Empty Chairs
China Grapples With HIV Cases Among Gay Men, but Stigma Runs Deep
on September 28, 2016
Surge in infections worries health authorities and prompts soul-searching in a conservative society
Chinese State Media Say U.S. Debate Shows Vote is ‘Lose-Lose’
on September 28, 2016
Typhoon Megi: Deadly Storm Batters Taiwan and Mainland China
on September 28, 2016
At least 5 have been killed, hundreds injured