How Chinese overseas students fail to act as agents of change back home.
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How Chinese overseas students fail to act as agents of change back home.
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The perils of public discussions in terms of egg and wall.
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A small but angry group of protesters turned out at the Japanese embassy Saturday morning to protest Japan's actions in the Diaoyu Islands. We headed down there with a video camera to take it all in.
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A blast from the past.
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The other day, my fiancee asked me — rather out of the blue — if I was proud to be an American. The question caught me off guard. Pressed for an answer, I suggested that I was sometimes proud to be American, and by way of example noted the recent “terror mosque” controversy that’s...
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Li Yinhe wonders what China thinks is so terrible about the human body?
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A quick-and-dirty look at the media treatment of the Urumqi Riots Anniversary.
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Chinese netizens and overseas Chinese thoughts on an important anniversary, as seen on Twitter, 12-1 AM.
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Taiwanese social critic Long Yingtai opines on the usefulness of Han Han and her thoughts on historical writing.
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In memory of D. C. Lau, whose translations of ancient Chinese philosophy sparked my interest in China and Chinese.
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