More than 35 years after Deng Xiaoping’s ascendancy to power, a sober assessment of the political implications of Deng’s reforms is much needed. China’s Political Development: Chinese and American Perspectives[1] proposes...
...as Victoria Harbor and the skyline of densely packed high-rises. […] But the neon of Hong Kong’s streets is dimming. A hazing ritual forced Chinese female flight attendants into overhead...
...the minimum needed for “ecological security,” including fresh water, fishery products and flood control, according to a report released Monday by Chinese scientists and an American research center. Pearl River...
...given his heart to the Lord. Yet, in less than two years he will return to China. Jim, the American campus minister, continued to meet with Wang Hui one-on-one to...
...to services costs such as a business class flight to New York, a wedding banquet at a top hotel, and golf club membership. Paternity Leave in China: Regional Policies and...
...Those Who Hate the Church? In recent years, because the issue of same-sex marriage has been pushed to the fore, traditional American views of marriage and morality have been greatly...
...and the state. Stories From The First Generation Of The One-Child Policy (November 2, 2015, China Partnership Blog) Many of my American friends ask me about my feelings as a...
...sick of just eating them off the street vendors, why not get some and try a new recipe at home? Video: Shanghai's American Chinese restaurant (November 23, 2015, BBC) Egg...
...some vehicles off the roads. Beijing residents blanketed by pollution – in pictures (December 8, 2015, The Guardian) A New Frontier for the American West, in the Far East (December...
...in 2001, as our group of American university students got off the train, we attracted curious onlookers who would just stare at us. In this city, we were an anomaly....
...of South China Sea (December 15, 2015, The New York Times) A senior American naval commander has implicitly accused China of creating “so-called military zones” close to artificial islands it...
...now non-stop flights to Chengdu from cities in Europe, the Middle East, and now, even San Francisco (United Airlines). Image credit: Lounge Bridge in Chengdu, by George Lu, via Flickr...