China
Death Summons—Man Dies at Police Station
Nov 7, 2009, 2:00 am
Jiang’s wife, Gao Lianqiao found her husband at the police station tied to a chair and convulsing.
Drought in Southern China Destroys Crops, Water Levels Lowest Ever
Nov 6, 2009, 4:00 am
Droughts across southern China have stunted crops and brought water levels in reservoirs and rivers to a historic low.
Grandfather Pleads for Family Abducted in China
Nov 6, 2009, 4:00 am
Taiwan legislator hosted a conference about the abduction by communist agents of two Falun Gong practitioners.
Human Rights Activist Denied Entry to Shanghai Eight Times
Nov 5, 2009, 10:00 pm
Prominent Chinese dissident Feng Zhenghu has been trying to return to China—unsuccessfully.
Culture
A Wise Ruler Fears Three Things
Lessons from ancient Chinese writings have relevance for today's leaders.
Ancient Chinese Wisdom: Belief in Heaven’s Will Leads to Promotion
Wei Zheng was a cabinet-level official during the imperial reign of China’s Tang Dynasty.
Indulging a Child Brings Dire Results
Be Strict With Yourself, Tolerant Toward Others
The Red String that Binds Predestined People
Martial Arts Competition Revives Ancient Tradition
Society
Drought in Southern China Destroys Crops, Water Levels Lowest Ever
Droughts across southern China have stunted crops and brought water levels in reservoirs and rivers to a historic low.
Freedom in China Did Not Develop With Economy, Says Forum
A growing middle class population is often seen to be a driving force for bringing about democracy.
Artificial Snow in Beijing Delays Hundreds of Flights
Student Dies as H1N1 Breaks Out in Beijing
Chinese College Grads Find Entry to Bureaucracy Competitive
In Beijing and Shanghai, Houses Have Been Overpriced for a Decade
Democracy and Human Rights
Human Rights Activist Denied Entry to Shanghai Eight Times
Prominent Chinese dissident Feng Zhenghu has been trying to return to China—unsuccessfully.
‘Berlin Twitter Wall’ Blocked in China
Virtual wall created for Twitter users to express views on the fall of the Berlin Wall has been blocked in China.
Chinese Officials Try New Press Restrictions, Then Back Off
Over 2,000 Protest Arrests, Pollution in Village
Blind Lawyer Denied Medical Treatment in Chinese Prison
'Subversive' Messages Lead to Shut Down of Chinese Internet Phone Company
Business & Economy
China’s Exports Decline Sharply
A report released by China's General Administration of Customs on Oct. 14, 2009 shows a sharp decline in exports.
Google, Yahoo Hurt by China's Internet Crackdown
China's internet crackdown is hurting more than Chinese netizens; it is undermining the confidence of foreign inve ...
Housing Prices Soar in China
Rising Pork Prices Trigger Inflation Fears in China
Coal Workers Strike in Central China
China’s Stock Markets Plunge Over Six Percent
Regime
Death Summons—Man Dies at Police Station
Jiang’s wife, Gao Lianqiao found her husband at the police station tied to a chair and convulsing.
Grandfather Pleads for Family Abducted in China
Taiwan legislator hosted a conference about the abduction by communist agents of two Falun Gong practitioners.
Chinese Legal Community Questions ‘Subversion of State Power’
Chinese Regime Blocks Internet in Uyghur Region
Coal Mine Ownership in China Changes With Political Winds (and Whims)
Australian Uyghur Scholar Alleges Massacre
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