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James Tong's study of the persecution of Falun Gong, “Revenge of the Forbidden City,” is not for the fainthearted.
Anyone who cares to know the answer to the question “What was Shanghai” will end up coming across Leo Ou-fan Lee’s Shanghai Modern.
Hong Kong had always been a "special item" on the agenda of the Chinese communists.
Increasingly, the other contestants are yelling ‘foul' and demanding the old man play by the rules.
A reader opening most any page of the book is confronted with one part of a pitiless catalog of destruction.
When the United States is more assertive in dealing with the Chinese Communist Party, things work out better.
This is a set of brief and still timely reflections on China.
A look inside to Nadav Kander—"Yangtze—The Long River," and the dramatic changes that are happening to it.