The first part of our translation of Southern Weekend's very in-depth look into the way that government officials are moved around and what causes one official to be promoted over another one.
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The first part of our translation of Southern Weekend's very in-depth look into the way that government officials are moved around and what causes one official to be promoted over another one.
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An internet joke (possibly an old one) is being passed around: a satirical rundown of the contents of a CCTV News broadcast.
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The results of our reader survey are in. What did we learn? Well, most importantly, we learned that SurveyMonkey sucks.
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Netizens comment on how China should treat North Korea and approach the growing tension in the Korean peninsula in the wake of the announcement that the DRPK sunk a South Korean warship with a torpedo.
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Nearly ten percent of Chinese pregnancies end in abortion because the fetus is discovered to be female. What effect is that going to have on China, long term?
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A man whose sons were both harmed by shoddy products is arrested under rather suspicious circumstances. Is it coincidence, or intentional intimidation?
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"The internet has become a milestone invention for Chinese politics. But really, this is shameful. The internet has provided a way to supervise officials; however, if our laws (including the constitution) were enforced to the letter, we wouldn't be clutching at straws hoping the internet can solve our problems."
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Ai Weiwei's newest piece, an audio recording over three hours long, is his latest effort to commemorate the students who died in the Sichuan earthquake.
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Chinese teachers face a hard culture shock when they start working in American schools.
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