Yan Lianke’s Forbidden Satires of China – How an Army propaganda writer became the country’s most controversial novelist
Tuesday, 16.10.2018By Jiayang Fan. Quelle: The New Yorker.
What Chinese students want from UK universities – new research
Tuesday, 16.10.2018By Yasemin Soysal and Sophia Woodman. Quelle: The Conversation.
AI promises jobs revolution but first it needs old-fashioned manual labour – from China
Monday, 15.10.2018By Sarah Dai. Quelle: SCMP.
85-Year-Old Mother Fights For the Release of Her Son, Renowned Human Rights Defender
Saturday, 13.10.2018Von Yaxue Cao. Quelle: China Change.
Deutsche Fotografen in China – Vergessene Bilder
Wednesday, 18.7.2018Why Berlin is the favorite city of Chinese dissidents
Wednesday, 18.7.2018Von Vivienne Chow. Quelle: Quartz.
Epic Budget, Epic Fail: Chinese Blockbuster ‘Asura’ Tanks
Wednesday, 18.7.2018Opening-weekend sales for the $100 million production were so dismal that producers pulled the film from cinemas. Von Kenrick Davis. Quelle: Sixth Tone.
Begegnungen im Reich der Mitte: Mit psychologischem Blick unterwegs in China
Wednesday, 18.7.2018Neuerscheinung von Ulrich Sollmann. Quelle: Psychosozial-Verlag.
The solar industry could be a ticking time bomb
Wednesday, 18.7.2018The Dark Side of China’s Solar Boom The sun’s shining on the world’s largest solar industry, but experts warn that there could be problems brewing on the horizon. Von Bibek Bhandari und Nicole Lim (Sixth Tone).
Political cartoonist Rebel Pepper finds more artistic freedom in the US
Friday, 6.7.2018Von Isaac Stone Fish. Quelle: PRI.
China’s next box office hit? A dark comedy about smuggling in cancer drugs from India
Friday, 6.7.2018Quelle: Quartz
Made In China 2025: The Domestic Tech Plan That Sparked An International Backlash
Friday, 6.7.2018Quelle: supchina.com
Foreign births soar as local births drop at epicentre of Chinese maternity tourism in Canada, new statistics show
Friday, 6.7.2018Cotton textile production in medieval China unravelled patriarchy
Wednesday, 4.7.2018Von Melanie Meng Xue. Quelle: Aeon.
The furor over the Confucius Institutes is distracting from real Chinese threats
Wednesday, 4.7.2018The World in Guangzhou – Africans and Other Foreigners in South China’s Global Marketplace
Wednesday, 4.7.2018Laurie Dickmeyer stellt ein Buch von Gordon Mathews, Linessa Dan Ling und Yang Yang vor. Quelle: New Books Network.
Tianzhuo Chen came to Berlin
Saturday, 30.6.2018… to open up his hybrid universe, Zhuangzi’s dream of the butterfly. Quelle: Randian.
China in the 21st Century – What Everyone Needs to Know
Saturday, 30.6.2018Ed Pulford stellt ein Buch von Maura Elizabeth Cunningham und Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom vor. Quelle: New Books Network.
Queer Comrades: Gay Identity and Tongzhi Activism in Postsocialist China
Wednesday, 27.6.2018Laurie Dickmeyer stellt ein Buch von Hongwei Bao vor. Quelle: New Boks Network.
China loses critic as United States pulls out of UN Human Rights Council, analysts say
Thursday, 21.6.2018Von Keegan Elmer und Liu Zhen. Quelle: SCMP.
Maos Mandarine: Als Frankreichs Intellektuelle das Heil in China suchten
Thursday, 21.6.2018Zahlreiche französische 1968er waren grosse China-Freunde. 1971 pilgerten drei von ihnen ins gelobte Land, darunter die Psychoanalytikerin Julia Kristeva. Von Christoph Egger. Quelle: NZZ.
Why China doesn’t dominate soccer
Thursday, 21.6.2018Toilet: A Love Story – the Indian movie that’s a loocrative hit in China
Wednesday, 13.6.2018Von Mandy Zuo. Quelle: South China Morning Post. Vgl. chin. Artikel.
