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chinafile china journalism current affairs skip to main content chinafile toggle navigation search reporting opinion conversation library multimedia topics contributors notes from chinafile viewpoint features postcard media culture environment caixin media earthbound china my first trip out of school two way street books excerpts reports china in the world podcast sinica podcast the china africa project the nyrb china archive depth of field infographics photo gallery video arts energy law religion society business environment media rural life technology economy health military science urban life education history politics zhou na max duncan isabel hilton james palmer robert daly zha jianying ian johnson see all gonzalo marroquin getty images time up for tiktok a chinafile conversation aynne kokas julian g ku more via chinafile conversation on march 13 in a rare moment of bipartisanship the house of representatives overwhelmingly passed a bill that could result in tiktok s being unable to do business in the u s what does the rapid passage of the bill in the house say about the state of washington s attitude to china how would a potential sale work how is beijing likely to react is tiktok really a threat to the u s what does the act tell us about the state of the world and the global internet in 2024 read full story pedro pardo afp getty images xinjiang authorities are retroactively applying laws to prosecute religious leaders as criminals a leaked court verdict details the logic behind one cleric s prosecution and 17 year sentence darren byler via foreign policy sholpan amirkhan and her aunt gasped when the guards carried her brother in law nurlan pioner into the jimunai county people s court on the border with kazakhstan in china s western region of xinjiang he was gaunt and a fetid smell followed him when she shouted his name she did not see any recognition on his face he trembled barely able to maintain a sitting posture as the guards settled him into the seat in the defendant s cage here was a man that everyone in amirkhan s community read full story wikimedia commons a fallen artist in mao s china perry link via new york review of books this book will be denounced in beijing ha jin s the woman back from moscow is a novel based on the life of sun weishi an adopted daughter of chinese premier zhou enlai whose brilliant mind and intensive study in moscow of the stanislavski acting method brought her to the pinnacle of china s theatrical world during the mao years her beauty and effervescent personality attracted powerful men not only zhou who doted on her but also lin biao the chinese communist party s ccp s leading read full story john giannini afp getty images china s foreclosed possibilities howard w french via new york review of books like other authors of recent western histories of this period dikötter attributes most of the early initiative in the reestablishment of diplomatic ties between washington and beijing to the chinese not to nixon beijing s preoccupation with moscow did not fade quickly either dikötter quotes one senior chinese foreign policy official who said of the soviets in 1977 they are more imperialist than the worst imperialists as this view helps illustrate the story of china in the post mao read full story chinafile presents a wild ride through china s economy with author anne stevenson yang anne stevenson yang jeremy goldkorn the 1980s were an extraordinary time of hope in china both for its citizens and for foreign visitors anne stevenson yang first went to china in 1985 where she was enchanted by the lively cultural scene and what seemed to be the growing openness of the country s political system but there s very little of that optimism left read full story getty images studying in china may have gotten harder for americans but we shouldn t stop trying amy e gadsden the u s china relationship is the most important bilateral relationship in the world but it is at its worst point since president richard nixon visited in 1972 more than 50 years ago getting the relationship right is not easy but getting it wrong is not an option universities have an opportunity and a responsibility to help but they face headwinds covid closed the borders for three years with only a trickle of american university students finding a way to study in china between 2020 and read full story aamir qureshi afp getty images there is no cpec in gwadar except security check posts china s trade route through pakistan promised investment but faces regional backlash akbar notezai the china pakistan economic corridor cpec is one of the major spokes of beijing s multi trillion dollar belt and road initiative bri an ambitious attempt to remake global trade and transport infrastructure cpec s terminus is gwadar a port city in pakistan s balochistan province near the iranian border the plan for cpec is to connect gwadar with xinjiang the enormous uyghur autonomous region through a network of highways railways and pipelines cpec would boost trade between read full story recent stories viewpoint 02 21 24 when it all comes down to it china has no real new year li chengpeng geremie r barmé i ve written all of this because friends urged me to offer some reflections on the year gone by and jot down a few thoughts for the upcoming year but i didn t want to waste my time looking up data points anyway i don t see that there was all that conversation 02 16 24 it s grim out there china s economy in the year of the dragon anne stevenson yang zongyuan zoe liu more some observers have been predicting an economic collapse in china for decades others have long predicted that china would be stuck in a middle income trap or some other type of economic stagnation might some of these predictions come true this conversation 02 05 24 what will newly increased party control mean for china s universities sun peidong daniel a bell more in january radio free asia reported that the chinese communist party is taking a direct role in the running of universities across the country by merging the presidents offices with their party committees ideological controls on universities viewpoint 02 02 24 new security measures curtailing the study of china alarm educators jordyn haime late last year the new york times reported on a new state level bill in florida that was creating unintended consequences for prospective chinese graduate students the bill restricts universities from accepting grants from or participating in viewpoint 01 22 24 beijing is pouring resources into its un human rights review all to prevent any real review from taking place sophie richardson rana siu inboden on january 23 a large delegation of chinese officials will appear at the united nations human rights council hrc to try to defend the indefensible for the first time since 2018 china will undergo a universal periodic review upr in which un conversation 01 20 24 managing the taiwan election aftermath ryan hass yu jie chen more lai ching te is now president elect of taiwan after a hard fought race in which beijing made its preference for his opponents clear lai is an outspoken advocate for taiwan s sovereignty though he has said he wants to keep the status quo with notes from chinafile 01 09 24 updates to our database of arrests under the hong kong national security law we updated our suite of graphics tracking the impact of hong kong s national security law the law which went into effect on june 30 2020 and the allegation of sedition have been used to arrest 286 individuals charge 156 and convict 68 as of viewpoint 12 20 23 debating whether china is getting stronger or weaker won t make u s policy more sound ali wyne does the united states have more to fear from a powerful china that continues to strengthen or from a powerful china that begins to decline while the question takes into account the economic military and diplomatic strides china has made over the media 11 01 23 chinafile presents china reporting in exile annie jieping zhang li yuan more chinafile and the new york review of books co hosted a panel discussion with chinese journalists working from abroad participants included reporter editor and digital media entrepreneur annie jieping zhang new york times columnist li yuan explore the site the nyrb china archive 01 10 12 the new york review of books china archive from new york review of books welcome to the new york review of books china archive a collaborative project of chinafile org and the new york review of books in the archive you will find a compilation of full length essays and book reviews on china dating from the review photography video photo gallery 03 05 20 china s new deserts ian teh from madoi county a settlement near the headwaters of the yellow river our two car convoy headed out to visit a desert yang yong had first viewed through binoculars in 1997 from the roadside the geologist had seen a small wind blown patch of photo gallery 07 12 16 a cold war island thaws sim chi yin mounds of sand sit beneath a row of pile drivers on dadeng island where the chinese city of xiamen is building a new airport on reclaimed land syril hung sighs awe struck by this scene the retired editor is looking through a pair of binoculars photo gallery 07 24 19 i love hk but hate it at the same time todd r darling a central issue many of the hong kong people in my portraits are wrestling with is how to define an identity and being challenged in that pursuit by cultural social or political pressures there is a lot of frustration and anger over the recent books books 03 12 20 china and intervention at the un security council courtney j fung oxford university press what explains china s response to intervention at the un security council china and intervention at the un security council argues that status is an overlooked determinant in understanding its decisions even in the apex cases that are shadowed by a public discourse calling for foreign imposed regime change in sudan libya and syria it posits that china reconciles its status dilemma as it weighs decisions to intervene seeking recognition from both its intervention peer groups of great powers and developing states understanding the impact and scope of conditions of status answers why china has taken certain positions regarding intervention and how these positions were justified foreign policy behavior that complies with status and related social factors like self image and identity means that china can select policy options bearing material costs china and intervention at the un security council draws on an extensive collection of data including over two hundred interviews with un officials and chinese foreign policy elites participant observation at un headquarters and a dataset of chinese language analysis regarding foreign imposed regime change and intervention the book concludes with new perspectives on the malleability of china s core interests insights about the application of status for cooperation and the implications of the status dilemma for rising powers chop books 03 24 20 vernacular industrialism in china eugenia lean columbia university press in early 20th century china chen diexian 1879 1940 was a maverick entrepreneur at once a prolific man of letters captain of industry magazine editor and cosmetics magnate he tinkered with chemistry in his private studio used local cuttlefish to source magnesium carbonate and published manufacturing tips in how to columns in a rapidly changing society chen copied foreign technologies and translated manufacturing processes from abroad to produce adaptations of global commodities that bested foreign brands engaging in the worlds of journalism industry and commerce he drew on literati practices associated with late imperial elites but deployed them in novel ways within a culture of educated tinkering that generated industrial innovation through the lens of chen s career eugenia lean explores how unlikely individuals devised unconventional homegrown approaches to industry and science in early 20th century china she contends that chen s activities exemplify vernacular industrialism the pursuit of industry and science outside of conventional venues often involving ad hoc forms of knowledge and material work lean shows how vernacular industrialists accessed worldwide circuits of law and science and experimented with local and global processes of manufacturing to navigate innovate and compete in global capitalism in doing so they presaged the approach that has helped fuel china s economic ascent in the 21st century rather than conventional narratives that depict china as belatedly borrowing from western technology vernacular industrialism in china offers a new understanding of industrialization going beyond material factors to show the central role of culture and knowledge production in technological and industrial change chop notes from chinafile notes from chinafile 02 01 24 it s too convenient to say that xi jinping is a second mao nick frisch chun han wong the chinese communist party an organization of over ninety million members remains opaque to many outsiders even within china wall street journal reporter chun han wong spent years in beijing documenting social political and economic changes notes from chinafile 01 09 24 updates to our database of arrests under the hong kong national security law we updated our suite of graphics tracking the impact of hong kong s national security law the law which went into effect on june 30 2020 and the allegation of sedition have been used to arrest 286 individuals charge 156 and convict 68 as of more chinafile stories features excerpts books media conversation sinica podcast reporting opinion conversation library multimedia about contact donate sign up for our newsletter chinafile chinafile is a project of the asia society back to top
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