So it’s come to this? Remembering the ‘New York Times’ China bureau (1852-2020)
On the 18th December, the deadline for the first J visa for the New York Times’s China bureau expires, and the world will discover if Beijing […]
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It’s Started, People! President Xi Jinping Stabbed a Waitress to Death at China’s Parliament and Everyone Just Nervously Applauded
All Chinese people love the “Two Sessions” period, in which unelected officials from all around the country convene in the capital to do whatever they’re […]
Chinese billionaires sing and dance at Politburo Christmas party
By XI WIZNew Era Correspondent BEIJING (China Daily Show) — A procession of Chinese billionaires from the worlds of tech, finance, and real estate performed […]
Opinion: ‘Let me give you my invaluable insight from spending a whole week in China’
I’m in the business lounge of Shanghai airport, one of 400 world-class international aviation hubs that China is building every week, sipping a macchiato prepared by […]
We Chinese: What do you think of AlphaGo’s victory over human opponent Ke Jie?
AlphaGo, an AI machine built by Google’s DeepMind lab, defeated Chinese grandmaster Ke Jie at Go yesterday, in a match that was banned from broadcast […]
Why I nobly agree to be censored
The heir to the Oliver P. Wendall Thurgoöd writing dynasty on publishing his work in China It has been a sad duty, these last few months, to […]
12 reasons to enjoy China’s Internet governance
China’s new Internet Czar, Lu Wei, is visiting the US-China Internet Forum to seek a global consensus on Communist Party proposals for information control. How […]
Last guy left in CCTV newsroom considers taking off early
By ZAI JIANMedia Correspondent BEIJING (China Daily Show) – Identifying himself as seemingly the last member of his production team not to have been arrested, […]
We Chinese: What do you think of June 4?
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the crushing of the Tiananmen Square protests, now known simply as ‘6/4,’ which left hundreds dead. As the government […]
So it’s come to this? Remembering the ‘New York Times’ China bureau (1852-2013)
On the 18th December, the deadline for the first J visa for the New York Times’s China bureau expires, and the world will discover if Beijing […]