ZGBriefs The Weeks Top Picks, April 3 Issue
...Qingming (pronounced Chingming), can rent professional tomb sweepers from online companies. The people will be clean, show respect and even hold a mobile phone to the grave so that you...
...Qingming (pronounced Chingming), can rent professional tomb sweepers from online companies. The people will be clean, show respect and even hold a mobile phone to the grave so that you...
...area belong to the same local body. Churches in his group were known as Local Churches (地方教会) or Assembly Halls (聚会处). His group was also referred to as the Little...
...sweeping festival, known as Qingming (pronounced Chingming), can rent professional tomb sweepers from online companies.The people will be clean, show respect and even hold a mobile phone to the grave...
...for its harsh recruiting tactics (which include kidnapping) and what churches in China are doing to counter it, including cooperating with local authorities and beefing up theological training. Since the...
...his lawyer said. Writer and campaigner Tan Zuoren was heading home to Chengdu, the capital of the south-western province of Sichuan, his lawyer, Pu Zhiqiang, told AFP by phone. RELIGION...
...fate of Mayasia Airlines Flight 370 still unknown and dominating much of the media, this article takes a look at what it means for the families and friends of the...
...a flight from Honolulu on Monday night, Max Baucus was greeting the local press corps, kicking off his remarks with an energetic quote from Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu and saying...
...an appendix, glossary, bibliography and index. See a review at http://www.globalchinacenter.org/analysis/christianity-in-china/the-religious-context-of-chinese-christianity-1.php Ruokanen, Miikka and Paulos Huang, editors, Christianity and Chinese Culture, Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2010. See a review at http://www.globalchinacenter.org/analysis/christianity-in-china/book-review-christianity-and-chinese-culture-confucianism.php....
...and exhibits a number of new features, which were demonstrated clearly in the recent symposiums. First, more than just an intellectual renaissance, the current Confucian revival represents an attempt to...
...in Hong Kong, then at Harvard where he received his PhD. Formerly at the University of Michigan, then Harvard, Yale and New Asia College, he is currently a professor at...
As guest editor for this issue of ChinaSource Quarterly, I am very pleased that we are able to offer a number of articles from different perspectives that will help us...
...know much more than we did last night, and we may not know much more for some time. Beijing Community Waits Anxiously as Search for Malaysia Airlines Continues for Fifth...