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ZGBriefs | February 18, 2021
[…] 2021, NPR) The team said the pandemic did not start at the city’s Huanan Seafood Market, which was a location of an early coronavirus outbreak, because the virus was already circulating beforehand. U.S. still hasn’t ruled out lab accident origin for Covid because China hasn’t been transparent (February 16, 2021, NBC News) A spokesman […]
ZGBriefs Newsletter for June 14, 2012
[…] rural areas, said the document issued by the Information Office of the State Council Effective measures will be taken to accelerate the construction of public cultural facilities, promote the development of cultural undertakings, enrich the people’s cultural life and guarantee the citizens’ cultural rights, the document said. Moreover, the government will improve public cultural […]
ZGBriefs | June 25, 2020
[…] Decay of China’s Public Sphere (June 23, 2020, Sixth Tone) Not having kids doesn’t mean a woman is a “failure.” So why can’t China stop arguing about it? Civil Code strengthens adoption law (June 24, 2020, China Daily) In its marriage and family section, the code raises the upper age limit for adoptees from 14 to 18, thereby […]
ZGBriefs | January 21, 2021
[…] In the past several weeks, China has seen outbreaks of COVID-19. Worst hit is Heibei province, which borders the capital Beijing. Once thought to be all but rid of the virus, the country has been on alert after the sudden rise in cases. This outbreak comes on the cusp of Chinese New Year, the largest annual human […]
ZGBriefs | August 13, 2015
[…] popularity? In China, now there’s a new option: put it on a government blacklist. China’s Ministry of Culture this week banned 120 songs for “containing content that promotes sex, violence or crime, or harms public morality.” Language / Language Learning Why you should read Chinese on your phone (August 12, 2015, Hacking Chinese) The […]
An Offer the Church Can’t Refuse
[…] were quickly censored from Chinese online media. However, this piece from “Ruoshui Manhai,” evaded censorship by writing up a biting satirical report of the event. Xiamen Provides Free Travel Opportunities to House Churches “Ruoshui Manhai” reporting—Relevant authorities in Xiamen have announced in recent days that they will be providing free travel opportunities to many […]
ZGBriefs | July 29, 2021
[…] Questions are being asked about whether the Chinese owners of U.S. and European studios will try to influence the games they make, or indeed use them to promote Chinese values. It remains to be seen but subtle changes could happen in the coming years, according to some experts. History / Culture The Trip that […]
ZGBriefs | November 11, 2021
[…] increasingly visible—even shown on TV, as in the BBC series It’s a Sin. In China, however, the disease remains a socially taboo subject. As many try living with virus, China keeps up zero tolerance (November 10, 2021, AP) But for authorities in Beijing, control over the virus has become a point of pride, a potent tool of […]
ZGBriefs | December 31, 2015
[…] to party cadres reported by two independent political magazines in Hong Kong, Meng Jianzhu, the country’s security tsar, revealed that the most closely guarded secrets, including nuclear codes, had been lost to America. Mr Meng was reporting on the failure of his attempts to lure back a leading defector and the fallout of the […]
ZGBriefs | April 23, 2015
[…] the question of what translation is. I’m afraid it is something quite different from what the person on the street takes it to be. It is not code-switching. Let’s take a tiny example, chosen at random, from David Roy’s translation of the immense sixteenth-century Chinese novel Chin P’ing Mei, or The Plum in the […]