Baidu has taken a lot of heat for its censorship policies and its misleading advertising. How much of that is really fair?
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Baidu has taken a lot of heat for its censorship policies and its misleading advertising. How much of that is really fair?
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A pop song about housing prices and its strikingly downbeat music video take the Chinese internet by storm, attracting millions of views and some pretty intense comments.
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If China wants to win the PR war for the hearts of the West, it needs to focus on the people, not the politicians, argues a Southern Weekend op-ed piece. We agree with the idea, but not so much with his execution.
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The cases of two corrupt officials who used their clout to make themselves giants in the literary world illustrates how easy it can be to manipulate literary circles when everything is controlled by the Party.
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Parents of victims of the Shanxi vaccine scandal gathered in front of the Ministry of Health to protest.
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Does China's government have the right to control the internet?
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How can China attract foreign talent?
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A group of prominent Chinese intellectuals calls for citizens to take a daring pledge to push China more swiftly towards the rule of law.
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I am in the process of flying to Beijing, interviewing for jobs, searching for housing, switching visas, etc. etc., as of about three hours from right now. As such, ChinaGeeks updates are going to be pretty light for the next few weeks or however long it takes for me to reconstruct some semblance of...
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Terrible ethnic rioting has sprung up in Kyrgyzstan. Their government is asking the US and Russia for military help. But can -- and should -- China help?
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