Tough talk on corruption is not unheard of from Wang, but his harsh manner and candid rundown of the party’s problems mean the speech was given great importance
Comments offer rare glimpse at tussle between Beijing and U.S. tech companies
Bai Shi is a photojournalist at Xinwen Hua in Jilin province. He is a member of the China Photography Association and the Photojournalist Society of China, and is the Vice Chairman of the Jilin Youth Photography Association.
In 2013, he was nominated as one of the Canon ten best photographers. In 2016, he was nominated as a citywide outstanding photojournalist.
After a decade covering Asia for The Wall Street Journal, I devoted three years of my life to researching and writing a book about China’s one-child policy, One Child: The Story of China’s Most Radical Experiment. This month, I’m giving away the Chinese-language edition of my book for free. Anyone from Shanghai to Shenzhen can download the electronic file I made available, print copies, sell them, and I won’t see a penny.
Censorship in WeChat group chats is prevalent, and is done so that the sender isn’t even aware a piece of text has been scrubbed
Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer raises concerns over Chinese conglomerate’s Hollywood takeovers
A new study proposes the births of many of the 'missing' girls were simply not registered
As China grows and matures, and moves to protect brands and ideas, it still struggles with how to get rid of fakes. Enter Mr. Ji.
Output agreement could boost the country’s oil industry and reduce its reliance on Saudi crude
