Stories about China from January, 2013
Chinese Newspapers’ New Year's Greeting Censored
Chinese liberal newspapers, Southern Weekly‘s New Year's greeting, was censored directly by propaganda officials without the knowledge or consent of editors. The greeting was a tradition of the papers and...
China's Business Environment Tougher on Foreign Companies
Dan Harris from China Law Blog foresees that the business environment for foreign companies is getting tougher in China because of unfair competition. Dans business friends believe that China is...
China's Low Budget Film “Lost in Thailand” Breaks Box Office Records
The movie about two rival business managers has become the most commercially successful Chinese film to date. Via Beijing Cream.
China Visa Denial: Vendetta as Diplomacy?
Following China's Failure to Renew NY Times Reporter's Visa on Dec 31, 2012, Elizabeth Lynch analyzed China's Vendetta and urged for a free foreign press at the China Law & Policy blog....
A Consensus for Political Reform in China
Yanhuang Chunqiu[zh], a political journal within the Chinese Communist Party, has published a bold “New Year Greeting” in its latest edition. The article, titled “The Constitution is a Consensus for...
Podcast: China's Blog Scene
How has the China blog scene changed in the past two years? Sinica Podcast hosts two bloggers writing on China: Eric Fish from the Economic Observer who also writes for...
China's Top 10 Protesters Listed by Tencent News
China's Tencent News lists the top 10 protesters of the last two years, both individuals and groups who fight for their rights on different issues in Chinese society.
Chinese Activists’ Flash Mob Visit to Liu Xia
Acopy.net has translated the description of the action details.
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