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Huawei assumes AI may be the last technological revolution of human society: Guo Ping
Huawei’s supervisory board chairman on AI, chips, large models, sanctions, smart driving, and how the company sees its next era
Sep 15
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Zichen Wang
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Cui Fan: China Certainly Will Not Apologise for “Overcapacity”
Economist challenges the case against China’s industrial policy, subsidies, and domestic demand, and argues that competitiveness itself should not be…
Sep 12
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Yuxuan JIA
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Qingqu Yuan
29
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Outside help
Chinese workers discover the leverage of foreign pressure
Sep 10
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Zichen Wang
18
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Michael Jinghan Zeng: Inside a Confucius Institute
Second volume of a memoir from a Confucius Institute director offers an insider’s account of the ordinary people behind an institution often portrayed…
Sep 9
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Yuxuan JIA
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3
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Xue Lan: China’s AI Responsibility and Global Action
Tsinghua expert discusses China’s role in global AI governance and why humanity must retain ultimate control.
Sep 6
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Yuxuan JIA
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Zhu Yutao
14
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Dutch govt accused of freezing operations of Chinese semiconductor giant's chipmaker Nexperia
Oct 12, 2025
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Zichen Wang
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Some Troubled Science Reporting at South China Morning Post
Apr 5, 2025
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Zichen Wang
98
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Stop Crying Over the China "Trap"
Aug 2, 2025
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Zichen Wang
137
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Inside China’s Embassy in Kyiv as War Broke Out
May 1
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Yiyang Xu
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Yuxuan JIA
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Zichen Wang
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Wu Jianmin: China’s Swift Response to 9/11
A veteran diplomat recalls how Beijing’s immediate response to the attacks helped reset a troubled U.S.-China relationship
Sep 13
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Zichen Wang
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Why English keeps returning to China’s culture wars
A recurring online argument reflects the unease of a rising power still navigating a world in which someone else’s language remains unusually useful
Sep 8
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Zichen Wang
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New Open-Access Book: China and the Next Global Order
Henry Huiyao Wang examines the emerging multipolar world and the evolving balance between competition and cooperation among major powers.
Sep 4
14
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A Hit Chinese Legal Drama Reopens an Old Question About Lawyers
China’s most famous law professor reflects on the importance of defence counsel in a series produced with the country’s highest court and procuratorate
Aug 25
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Yuxuan JIA
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When “Flexibility” Sounds Like an Insult
The furore over a Peking University economist says as much about China’s precarious workers—and its battered faith in experts—as it does about one…
Aug 23
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Zichen Wang
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Zhao Shukai: China’s Rural Reform Had No Master Plan
The breakthroughs of the 1980s came not from top-level design, but from political pluralism, local autonomy, and competition among policy alternat
Aug 22
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Yuxuan JIA
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Qingqu Yuan
17
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A Barbarous Cliché
Western China-watchers should stop calling their Chinese interlocutors “barbarian handlers”. The joke is condescending—and, today, remarkably…
Aug 21
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Zichen Wang
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