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ZGBriefs Newsletter for May 3, 2012

[…] hospital.However, Yan’s family, which is rich and influential in the county, forced the hospital director, An Yahong, to lead 40 or so medical workers to attend Yan’s funeral and ordered the hospital to suspend operation for three months for staff training, China Business News reported today. Police beefing up hospital security vigilance (May 2, […]

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The Chinese Internet–by the Numbers

I began working in China in the 1980s, long before the advent of the internet. A letter home took two weeks (at least). An international phone call cost $3.00/minute if I had the time and patience to sit in a dark and dingy telephone office for hours waiting for the call to go through. […]

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May 30, 2013

[…] tools for this presence. The program to which I am referring is Azusa Pacific University's PhD program in Global Higher Education. ECONOMICS / BUSINESS / TRADE China Plans to Reduce the States Role in the Economy (May 24, 2013, The New York Times) The Chinese government is planning for private businesses and market forces […]

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Financial Considerations in Chinese Missionary Sending

Sources of Support and Difficulties in Raising Finances

[…] then recount commonly encountered difficulties when working with these sources. Finally, in light of the data, I will recommend funding strategies for Chinese missionary sending for this present time. Sources of Support Four main sources of finances for Chinese mission sending include tentmaking, individual support, the local church, and the international church. Notably, none […]

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ZGBriefs | October 10, 2019

[…] of Muslim populations. It follows the decision on Monday to blacklist 28 Chinese organisations linked by the US to allegations of abuse in the Xinjiang region. China plans to restrict visas for U.S. visitors with 'anti-China' links  (October 9, 2019, Reuters) The Chinese rules would mandate the drafting of a list of U.S. military and CIA-linked […]

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ZGBriefs | March 1, 2018

[…] pursue its legal rights. History / Culture Why do some Chinese funerals involve strippers? (February 24, 2018, BBC) According to one theory, strippers are used to boost funeral attendances because large crowds are seen as a mark of honour for the deceased. Another states the practice could be linked to a "worship of reproduction".  […]

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ZGBriefs | April 23, 2015

<h3></h3> <p><strong>With an Influx of Newcomers, Little Chinatowns Dot a Changing Brooklyn</strong> (April 15, 2015, <em>The New York Times</em>)<br /> With Chinese immigrants now the second largest foreign-born group in the city and soon to overtake Dominicans for the top spot, they are reshaping neighborhoods far beyond their traditional enclaves. Nowhere is the rapid growth […]

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Anticipating Urban China

[…] how to minister to this rapidly growing urban population. Physical Environment Although China has an ancient culture and extensive history, far too little of it has been preserved. Apart from a few scattered exceptions such as Beijing’s Forbidden City, warfare and natural disasters have combined to leave surprisingly little of her ancient cities intact. […]

Chinese Christian Voices

A Changed Life

[…] between her entering the hospital to being taken by the Lord. She rested from her labors here on earth, bringing the fruits of her labor home. Her funeral was simple but dignified. My mother was the first person in our village, as well as in our group, to be buried in a Christian funeral. […]

Chinese Christian Voices

The Next Decade of the Church in China

Pastor Li…shared his reflections on…Christianity in China…as well as his outlook and predictions for the next decade. He believes that Chinese Christianity is transitioning from a growth period to a bottleneck period …the next long phase will be one of consolidation, with the cultivation and nurturing of excellent church talent being a key priority.