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Deconstructing China’s Jerusalem?
[…] During the past year and a half Wenzhou has witnessed the most blatant attack on the church since the Cultural Revolution. Under the guise of enforcing building code regulations, provincial government officials have overseen a campaign to forcibly removed crosses from well over 1,000 church buildings. Pastors and lay people who have resisted have […]
Beijing!
[…] the name Peking can still be found in use. On its English documents, Beijing University still uses Peking University. And the city’s airport still uses the old code, PEK, for Peking. Then there’s the question of the city’s beloved roast duck. Is it Peking duck or Beijing duck? The city has not always been […]
ZGBriefs | August 1, 2019
[…] 31, 2019, Jackson Wu) This post gives a few miscellaneous updates concerning the government’s efforts to “sinicize” the Chinese church. As I’ve noted before “sinicization” is a communist code word for propagating socialism in and through the church. I then highlight how one church responded with godly discernment to official edicts that would compromise their […]
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Empowering Chinese Church Leaders with Thriving Leaders
[…] leaders, deepen their understanding of the Bible, and actively participate in fulfilling the Great Commission. Opportunities to partner with Thriving Leaders as content providers and trainers also exist. To find out more about our work and how to partner in building up Chinese pastors, please contact [email protected]. You can also scan the QR code below.
October 31, 2013
[…] next month will be unprecedented, adding to signs that leaders are resolved to spur far-reaching policy changes. Yus comments, made in a speech at a forum to promote relations with Taiwan, were reported by the official Xinhua News Agency on Oct. 26. Yu is ranked fourth in the seven-strong Politburo Standing Committee headed by […]
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Readers’ Picks
[…] a cause for joy and for anxiety.” ^ Joseph Adler, “Confucianism in China Today,” Pearson Living Religions Forum talk, New York, April 14, 2011. Transcript online: http://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/Religion/Fac/Adler/Writings/Confucianism% 20Today.pd ^ A New York Times article from February 13, 2014 highlights the most recent instance of this kind of activity. “Mr. Xi said the party leadership […]
ZGBriefs | July 23, 2020
[…] venues (July 22, 2020, China Daily) The guidelines include a capacity limit of 50 percent, and require customers to limit their exercise time to two hours, show their health code and measure body temperature at the entrance, and maintain social distancing inside the facilities. Language / Language Learning Choice Chengyu: Relatively Speaking (July 22, 2020, The World of […]
ZGBriefs | October 20, 2022
[…] rules for camping amid growing safety and environmental concerns, as the outdoor activity has attracted a new wave of holidaymakers amid tight coronavirus-related travel restrictions. The ‘green code’ app: How China’s Zero COVID policy is turning cities, parks, restaurants and shops into digitised fortresses (October 19, 2022, Sky News) In order to board one train in […]
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Understanding the Complexity
Editorial
[…] complex (and changing) nature of the relationship between the state and the church. It is our hope that this issue of the ChinaSource Quarterly will be a valuable resource toward that end. Notes ^ Susan V. Lawrence and Michael F. Martin, “Understanding China’s Political System,” Congressional Research Service (March 20, 2013), p.1; http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R41007.pdf Image Credit: Joann Pittman
ZGBriefs | March 31, 2016
[…] Thousands of Injuries, Mishaps at Chinese Marathon Prompt Alarm (March 25, 2016, China Real Time) As China’s economy develops, authorities are racing ahead with their efforts to promote long-distance running – but a calamitous marathon in south China has raised questions over whether Beijing is pushing forward at too quick a pace. Thousands of […]