A New Literary Genre Critiques the Scariest Part of Life in China: Reality
on September 20, 2016
Enter chaohuan, the "ultra-unreal"
US and China Release Fossil Fuel Subsidy Peer Reviews
on September 20, 2016
With public assessment of their subsidies, China and the US take a big step on transparency, but inch forward on reform
Gay Pride: China Activists Fight ‘Conversion Therapy’
on September 20, 2016
Coming out was never going to be easy, but Yu never thought it would see him committed
China, US to Step Up Cooperation to Halt North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program
on September 20, 2016
Once a Voice of Young China, Han Han Stakes Out a Different Path
on September 20, 2016
Han Han discusses his writings, the turns his life has taken and what people in the West fail to understand about China
What is the Chinese-American Identity?
A Sinica Podcast
on September 20, 2016
What is the Chinese-American identity? How has the rise of China affected American attitudes toward ethnically Chinese people in the United States and elsewhere? How do the 3.8 million Chinese-Americans impact U.S.-China relations, and what role could or should they play in easing tensions between the two great powers?
Is China Building a Road to Ruin?
on September 20, 2016
Chinese Spending Can Help Create Jobs in the United States
By Henry M. Paulson, Jr.
on September 19, 2016
Trade does result in very real and serious job losses, while its benefits are spread more broadly over the entire U.S. economy. Yet many job losses are not a result of trade; they are actually driven by productivity gains related to rapid advancements in technology, a powerful force disrupting labor markets globally and affecting numerous countries, including the United States and China.
Four Years On: Where is Xi Jinping’s Anti-corruption Drive Headed?
on September 19, 2016
As the anti-corruption campaign launched by CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping approaches its fourth anniversary, the question ought to be asked: where is it going?