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China’s Rural Reform: A History Not Designed but Discovered
Rethinking China’s rural transformation through Zhao Shukai’s inside view of unintended consequences and farmer-driven agency.
Dec 3
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Yuxuan JIA
and
YIRUI LI
15
November 2025
Post APEC, Chinese scholars weigh limited easing in China–U.S. rivalry & Trump’s new G2 pitch
Analysts from Chinese universities and think tanks see managed competition, tariff truces, and rare earth leverage tempering rivalry in a "nationalist…
Nov 25
•
Yifan YAN
and
Yuxuan JIA
13
2
The Short Age of China’s Long Change
Liu Yuanju shows how the familiar world around us is barely decades old, and why that makes it precious—and precarious.
Nov 21
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Yuxuan JIA
and
Zhu Yutao
66
5
12
The Vanishing Craft of Journalism in China
From integration to inflation: Cao Lin’s diagnosis of how metrics dilute reporting, editing, and writing.
Nov 18
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YIRUI LI
and
Yuxuan JIA
18
4
2
Ma Ying-jeou on Sanae Takaichi's recent remarks on Taiwan
Former leader of Taiwan calls the Japanese Prime Minister's words "rash" and "escalatory"
Nov 15
•
Zichen Wang
17
5
1
A global green industrialisation initiative can have a ‘win-win-win’ outcome: Henry Huiyao Wang & Wang Zhi
Opinion: China’s green manufacturing capacity could be aligned with the West’s technological and capital strengths and the Global South’s development…
Nov 14
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CCG Update
32
2
1
When Two American Analysts Lecture The Economist About China
A reaction to the backlash against David Rennie’s Beijing reporting
Nov 12
•
Zichen Wang
65
11
8
Tang Xiaoyang: Stitch Africa’s Fragmented Supply Chains with Chinese Capacity
Tsinghua professor says Chinese enterprise clusters in Africa can anchor full-chain investment and a pivot from scale to integration.
Nov 11
•
Yifan YAN
and
Yuxuan JIA
13
1
Journalists’ Day Shouldn't be a Celebration
An industry that is, to say the least, drowning in clickbait, fake sentiment, and traffic-worship needs resuscitation — not institutional narcissism or…
Nov 9
•
Zichen Wang
22
1
4
Liu Daoyu, "Eternal President of Wuhan University," dies at 92
A widely respected educator who believed "control and planning will never reinvigorate education" is remembered.
Nov 7
•
Zichen Wang
23
1
6
Ma Ying-jeou remembers historic meeting with Xi Jinping a decade ago
Taiwan’s former leader laments the slide from cross-Strait peace and stability to “the most dangerous place on earth,” urges corrections.
Nov 7
•
Zichen Wang
16
1
1
Zhao Shukai: Pluralism powered China’s rural reform
Former official says a pluralistic power structure, neither by design nor the result of negotiation among leaders, created political space and…
Nov 5
•
Yuxuan JIA
and
WEI Lai
9
2
1
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