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China

  • I Can't Stand to Watch Any More of the Chinese Victory Parade, but I Encourage You to Do So

    My lord. The livestream is here. If I were living in — oh, I don’t know, maybe Japan…

    • James Fallows
    • Sep 2, 2015
    • Notes
  • Reuters

    China’s Air Problem Is Worse Than You Think

    A new study finds that air pollution kills 4,000 people per day in China.

    • James Fallows
    • Aug 14, 2015
  • Kevin Lamarque / Reuters

    Just How Great a Threat Is China?

    It is the most important country for America’s future. Does that mean it’s the most dangerous?

    • James Fallows
    • Jun 4, 2015
  • Reuters

    San Bernardino Votes to Move Past Bankruptcy, Plus Pandas and the Finale to the Boiled Frog Saga

    News from every corner of the world

    • James Fallows
    • May 20, 2015
  • Reuters

    Lee Kuan Yew, the Leader Who Lasted

    Why the passing of a 91-year-old Singaporean is attracting such notice

    • James Fallows
    • Mar 23, 2015
  • YouTube

    Could This Video Save China?

    "I just don't want to live like this," a prominent Chinese journalist says about the environmental hell that her country has become. We are witnessing a very important moment for China's future, and for its effect on the world.

    • James Fallows
    • Mar 6, 2015
  • Wikimedia

    Sobering News Out of China, Part 4 Million

    "Pinging Baidu without a VPN takes 17ms on average with 0% loss; pinging the Atlantic without a VPN takes 350ms and about 40% loss." Chronicles of a country walling itself off

    • James Fallows
    • Feb 24, 2015
  • ProPublica

    Fun With Chinese Agitprop, Presidents' Day Edition

    A preposterously nationalistic video celebrating Internet censorship, which gets less funny the more you think about it

    • James Fallows
    • Feb 16, 2015
  • Reuters

    This Is Getting Serious: Intellectual Self-Isolation in China

    Let's hope that some day we'll look back on the current crackdown as an unfortunate phase.

    • James Fallows
    • Jan 30, 2015
  • Youku via The Nanfang

    One Clip, Two Views of China

    Take a look at this video. These are the people the Chinese government thinks shouldn't get open access to the Internet.

    • James Fallows
    • Jan 25, 2015
  • People's Daily online

    There Will Always Be a Chinese State Media

    The government is very conservative about some aspects of expression. When it comes to others...

    • James Fallows
    • Jan 8, 2015
  • Brian Glucroft

    China Catches Up

    And in the worst possible way

    • James Fallows
    • Dec 3, 2014
  • Reuters

    Is the U.S.-China Climate Pact as Big a Deal as It Seems?

    Wednesday's news doesn't mean that global climate negotiations will succeed. But it means they're no longer guaranteed to fail.

    • James Fallows
    • Nov 12, 2014
  • GreatFirewallOfChina.org

    The Under-Appreciated Genius of Mark Zuckerberg in China

    "Facebook is blocked in China, but Chinese media and social media was aflame with the story of the multi-billionaire founder of Facebook who speaks Chinese!"

    • James Fallows
    • Nov 3, 2014
  • James Fallows

    'A Foreigner Speaking Chinese—That's Scary!'

    Finale on the Zuckerberg-in-China saga

    • James Fallows
    • Nov 3, 2014
  • Reuters

    Isaac Stone Fish With More on Zuckerberg's Chinese Language Show

    "Yes, I could give a 30-minute Chinese-language speech much better than Zuckerberg’s. But I will never be able to satisfy the request to do so in front of millions of people."

    • James Fallows
    • Nov 2, 2014
  • All maps from FlightAware

    What a Wandering Airliner Says About China's Prospects

    A Chinese plane was not allowed to land at some Chinese airports. Why that matters.

    • James Fallows
    • Oct 29, 2014
  • Reuters

    Why Obama Should Say Very Little About Hong Kong, and Other Protest Readings

    What looks "strong" to the Washington commentariat would only weaken the demonstrators' position

    • James Fallows
    • Oct 1, 2014
  • Hai Zhang

    'On the Other Side of the Shenzhen River'

    A man born in Kunming reflects on Hong Kong, and cries.

    • James Fallows
    • Sep 30, 2014
  • Reuters

    'When We Felt Threatened, We Opened Umbrellas and Raised Our Hands'

    A message from Hong Kong

    • James Fallows
    • Sep 29, 2014
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