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Losing Face: Why China Can't Stop Squandering Its Soft Power Reuters

Losing Face: Why China Can't Stop Squandering Its Soft Power

Though the country has become the world's second largest economy, its leadership is struggling with the spotlight, and with the global expectations that accompanied their rise.

Bo Xilai: The Hollywood Version? Reuters

Bo Xilai: The Hollywood Version?

A sample screenplay for China's biggest real-life political drama in decades.

Children of the Revolution: The History China's New Leaders Won't Confront ifeng.com

Children of the Revolution: The History China's New Leaders Won't Confront

The legacy of the cultural revolution still hangs over China, something that the next generation of rulers knows all too well.

Why China Wants to Slow Down Its Own Economy Reuters

Why China Wants to Slow Down Its Own Economy

Outgoing Premier Wen Jiabao called for reducing growth, a sign of China's concerns about rising inequality.

What It Means to Be a Rising Public Intellectual in China SEIBS.edu

What It Means to Be a Rising Public Intellectual in China

Meet Eric X. Li, a believer in the Chinese model of governance who is pitching it to Western audiences.

China's (Probably Doomed) Plan to Partner With Hollywood Reuters

China's (Probably Doomed) Plan to Partner With Hollywood

Beijing wants to team up with American filmmakers to produce more Chinese films, but politics can sometimes supersede art.

How Do You Say 'Badonkadonk' in Chinese? YouTube

How Do You Say 'Badonkadonk' in Chinese?

The story of OMG! Meiyu, Jessica Beinecke's wildly popular web video series for Chinese who want to learn American slang.

The Chinese Faces Behind Your Apple Gadgets Reuters

The Chinese Faces Behind Your Apple Gadgets

A promising new documentary on individual Chinese workers at Foxconn

After 20 Years of 'Peaceful Evolution,' China Faces Another Historic Moment Reuters

After 20 Years of 'Peaceful Evolution,' China Faces Another Historic Moment

China's central challenge now is remedying the social consequences and cleavages that its growth has wrought.

China's Latest Reforms: Green Energy, Land Grabs, and Housing Booms Reuters

China's Latest Reforms: Green Energy, Land Grabs, and Housing Booms

Beijing is making some much-needed changes, but will they work?

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