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Gordon G. Liu: What AI Can—and Cannot—Fix in Chinese Healthcare
Peking University health economist on AI-powered primary care, medical research fraud, and the institutional reforms China’s health system still needs
Aug 3
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Yixin Guo
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Yuxuan JIA
10
1
3
Xu Gao: Three Questions China Must Clarify to Promote Effective Investment
The economist and adjunct professor at PKU examines investment’s relationship with consumption, how its returns should be assessed, and how the…
Aug 2
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Yuxuan JIA
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Yixin Guo
13
1
4
July 2026
Reading the July Politburo Meeting: More Support, Same Priorities
Beijing has sharpened its economic diagnosis and moved additional policies closer to deployment, while preparing an October plenum centered on Party…
Jul 30
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Zichen Wang
29
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Zichen Wang: Beijing’s message to the world’s tourists — come here and judge China for yourselves
CCG Deputy Secretary-General write in The Guardian on China’s visa-free travel push
Published on CCG Update - Center for China and Globalization
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Jul 29
Manufacturing Personality
Chinese newsrooms are trying to create individual stars - and often without allowing too much individuality.
Jul 28
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Zhu Yutao
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Yuxuan JIA
, and
Zichen Wang
20
2
4
Yan Xuetong: an autonomous knowledge system needs more than Chinese characteristics
Leading international-relations scholar stresses original research, internal academic debate, and researchers’ freedom to set their own agendas.
Jul 27
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Yuxuan JIA
and
Yiyang Xu
17
3
2
Feng Kaidong: the myth of China’s easy technology grab
The prevailing narrative casts multinationals as naïve victims of forced transfer. Tsinghua Prof tells a sharper story of foreign firms guarding…
Published on The East is Read
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Jul 23
Henry Huiyao Wang: To prosper, China must become a magnet for international students
CCG President says China must seize the opportunity to become a global education hub. Reform of its universities should begin now
Jul 21
26
1
4
Xiaohongshu’s silence becomes part of its IPO story
RedNote may consider the labor dispute too weak to merit an answer. For a platform built on authentic sharing, that strategy looks increasingly…
Jul 19
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Zichen Wang
23
1
4
The rice that grew only on paper
A state broadcaster investigation into false planting figures in Hunan exposed a deeper conflict between China’s food-security policies and the…
Jul 18
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Zichen Wang
28
2
1
Cai Fang's prescription for AI job disruption in China
In a front-page Study Times article, the vice-minister-level economist at CASS suggests lifelong training, a transition towards living wages, and…
Jul 16
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Yixin Guo
and
Yuxuan JIA
20
2
6
India in China's discourse: A Thaw and Its Online Discontents
Chinese diplomats rebuilding ties with India are navigating — and pushing back against — an online backlash over renewed travel and visas.
Published on The East is Read
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Jul 14
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