Censoring Han Han's blog sends millions onto the internet in search of "deleted" material -- this is not what the government wants.
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Censoring Han Han's blog sends millions onto the internet in search of "deleted" material -- this is not what the government wants.
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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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Are China's youth really that angry?
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Chinese teachers face a hard culture shock when they start working in American schools.
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Excerpts from a censored Han Han essay about the kindergarten attacks, and a call for discussion of the reasons behind them.
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Reports are saying Buddhist monks are being asked to step out of the relief efforts. Is that really such a bad thing?
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A foreigner got drunk and made a fool of himself. How do Chinese people watching the video respond?
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How can the government affect real change in eliminating the "tofu-dreg buildings" that many students must attend classes in?
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Wang Hui's plagiarism -- or lack thereof -- has taken on a life of its own and become a jumping-off point for lots of discussions on the state of Chinese academia.
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Twitter is a veritable who's who of Chinese dissidents, laid out for government agents on a pretty blue background. But there may be a bigger issue.
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