A New Year for Those Living in China’s New Normal
...COVID.” Some of them look at me rather doubtfully when I break the news to them that there are foreign Christians still serving in China—I know because I am in...
...COVID.” Some of them look at me rather doubtfully when I break the news to them that there are foreign Christians still serving in China—I know because I am in...
...to support ZGBriefs. Featured Article How I Help Students Cheat Their Way to Academic Success (September 12, 2017, Sixth Tone) I knew what I was doing was unethical, but I also...
...His most recent book is Darkest Before the Dawn: A Brief History of the Rise of Christianity in China. Those of you in the Bay Area can attend the lecture in-person at...
...exactly what you learnt in Chinese class, but I have studied dozens of textbooks and spoken to hundreds of students with varying backgrounds over the years, so I think I can say...
...than two years. However, with China building miles and miles of high-speed trains crisscrossing hundreds of cities across China, the increasing availability of cheap local flights, national phone calls becoming...
...frustrated. 6. How long can I wait before I need to go back? How long before there is a family emergency, a family milestone, a personal health concern, issues with...
...by high-speed train from Kunming and Shanghai. If you haven’t yet been to Guiyang, put it on your list of cities to visit. I know I am! Image credit: Wikimedia...
...whole the most. Books Destination Peking (March 22, 2021, ChinaSource Blog) I like China books and murder mysteries, so years ago I read Paul French’s Midnight in Peking—a book that fit the...
It’s hard to know where to begin when writing about Xi’an, one of China’s most ancient cities. I suppose I can do what I’ve done in other posts in this...
...face a tough choice going forward: By complying with American sanctions on China, they face the possibility of tough sanctions in China as a penalty for doing so. ‘Xi Jinping...
When I was living in China I often had a conversation that went something like this: Me: What is the most beautiful place in China? He/She: Suzhou and Hangzhou. Me:...
...by comparing these results with those of the 2007 “Spiritual Life Study of Chinese Residents” and the report in the “Blue Book of Religion 2010,”2 I can put forward the following...