The story of OMG! Meiyu, Jessica Beinecke's wildly popular web video series for Chinese who want to learn American slang.… More »
Damien Ma is a China analyst at Eurasia Group. He writes on Chinese energy policies and climate change, politics, innovation, U.S.-China relations, social policies, and Internet policies, among other topics. He has written for Slate, The New Republic, and Forbes.
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The story of OMG! Meiyu, Jessica Beinecke's wildly popular web video series for Chinese who want to learn American slang.… More »
A promising new documentary on individual Chinese workers at Foxconn… More »
China's central challenge now is remedying the social consequences and cleavages that its growth has wrought.… More »
Beijing is making some much-needed changes, but will they work?… More »
A controversial essay by Chinese President Hu Jintao may be more about the leadership's concerns about their own rule than about clashing with the West… More »
With the fate of the Eurozone, North Korea, and other governments in question, will the new year prove as politically momentous as 2011?… More »
The Chinese leadership will face daunting challenges in the coming year… More »
Is Kim Jong-il's son crazy enough to succeed his father?… More »
The fumbles of the government were amplified this year through the growing power of microblogging… More »
The film focuses on the lives of three men: a Chinese farmer in Zambia, a Chinese project manager for a road project, and a Zambian Trade minister… More »
All of them spent their formative years in American education institutions (not to mention Parisian debutante balls) and seem to have entered high-power private sector professions… More »
The Obama administration's trade agenda has Beijing upset. What will happen to unfinished Chinese reforms in a post-WTO world?… More »
Three years ago, China was set for a revolution in electricity-powered vehicles. So much for that.… More »
Income inequality, a feeling of disenfranchisement, and a sense of injustice are fueling popular curiosity about the movement, in which a number of Chinese see parallels with their own complaints against their government… More »
In conversation that year with U.S. Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, Premiere Zhu Rongji predicted that U.S. policy would lead to a massive bubble and financial collapse… More »
Noah Smith offers a counter take on Tyler Cowen's "Great Stagnation" hypothesis… More »
Steve Jobs's vision of a world full of iPhones, iPads, and iPods would be impossible without cheap foreign labor… More »
China's currency may or may not still be under valued, but looming political obstacles will likely keep U.S.-Chinese policy from being determined at a national level… More »
A look at this year's celebration and a peek at the past… More »
Translated excerpts from the just-released book of speeches by Zhu Rongji… More »
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