September 27, 2012
...democracy. But a minor protest on Friday, the one-year anniversary of the start of the original protests, has sparked a debate about whether the results of the Wukan experiment need...
...democracy. But a minor protest on Friday, the one-year anniversary of the start of the original protests, has sparked a debate about whether the results of the Wukan experiment need...
Featured Article Summer Censorship: Weibo Launches “Project Sky Blue” (July 6, 2019, What’s on Weibo) Earlier this week, the administration of Sina Weibo announced a special summer holiday crackdown on “vulgar content,”...
...and cultural scenery — diverse yet enigmatic — exudes inexhaustible allure for travelers. But where should one begin to explore? An ambitious new book, Hi, I’m Xinjiang, takes on the...
I have been to Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region twice. The first time was in 1992; a teammate and I took the train. Back then it...
...year. I worked in three different cities: Zhengzhou, Changchun, and Beijing. I wore many different hats. I learned lots, and of course, made many mistakes. I count myself privileged to...
...that help readers engage broader questions and patterns. Green accompanies Resources—tools and materials meant for use in learning, ministry, and prayer. Blue signals Scholarship—academic and theological work that invites slower, more sustained attention. 红色对应 “故事”:第一手的见证与真实生命经验,为人们在中国及其之外的信仰赋予具体而个人的样貌。...
...the church is increasingly adapting to local culture, urban planning requirements, and the need for standardized venues. While an exhaustive list is impossible given the scale of the country, a...
...and she soon became an Internet sensation: The first article appeared on May 25, 2012, on Page 5. The headline: “Dad, Mom: I really hope that I can give you...
...Hope for Returnees (October 21, 2016, From the West Courtyard) I want to add a footnote to the wide range of ideas and resources suggested: that we give credit to...
...such and such” and “remember when you taught us this.”…So, I find this very heartwarming… We certainly had close relationships with our students, yes. I think I was more interested...
...partnerships with established institutions in the West, forming a process for school accreditation, and creating pathways into the workforce and ministry vocations. I love these pioneers! Pray with me that...
...contributions made by Christian radio and literature agencies—and these have been largely staffed by Chinese in Hong Kong, Taiwan and elsewhere in the overseas Chinese Diaspora. We need, therefore, to...