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• Young and Furiously Laughing in China
• In Zealous Effort to Increase Grain Production, China Deploys Force and Coercion to ‘Manage’ the Countryside
• ‘A democratic China must be realized in our time, we cannot saddle the next generation with this duty’ – Xu Zhiyong’s Court Statement
• Authoritarianism Shall Perish – Ding Jiaxi’s Court Statement
• China Has a Youth Unemployment Problem; Guangdong Province Spearheads a Plan to Send 300,000 Youth to the Countryside by the End of 2025
• China’s Ministry of Public Security Issues a Three-Year Action Plan to Bring Xinjiang-style ‘One Police Station to Every Rural Village or Urban Grid Block’ Nationwide by the End of 2025
• Taiwan Interview Series (2): Lin Ping-yu, Member of New Taipei City Council
• A Protest Song Has Emerged in China — It’s the Communist Anthem
• Taiwan Interview Series (1): Ho Cheng-hui, CEO of Kuma Academy
• Hutong, DJ Bar, Youth, and Unexpected Politics: The Detained Blank Paper Protesters of Beijing
• The Choice Facing the Taiwanese People: Moving Towards Greater Enlightenment, or Falling Back to the Dark Age of Dictatorship?
• A Conversation With Ilham Tohti
• 2022: Remember the Light the Young Have Shown Us
• A Good Country, A Good People – Thirty Days Around Taiwan
• ‘We Have a Duty to Leave a Record of This Tyrannical Era, Even at the Cost of Our Personal Liberty’: Chow Hang-tung’s Court Defense of the Hong Kong Alliance in the Case of Refusing to Submit Organizational Documents Demanded by the National Security Police
• Account Hacked, Our Apologies
• ‘Bridge Man’ Peng Zaizhou’s Mission Impossible and His ‘Toolkit for the Removal of Xi Jinping’
• Identity of the Man Who Pulled Off Protest on Beijing Overpass Amid Unprecedented Security Before the CCP Congress
• The Battle of the Hong Kong Alliance to Keep Memory of June 4th Alive: A Mini Documentary
• Chow Hang-tung’s Testimony During Preliminary Court Inquiry in the Hong Kong Alliance ‘Incitement to Subversion’ Case
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Seven
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Six
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Five
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Four
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Three
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part Two
• The Life and Death of the ‘Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China’ – Part One
• The 6th China Human Rights Lawyers Day: Recording and Full Text
• Chinese Lawyers’ ‘Original Sin’ — Speech by Lawyer Li Fangping on the 6th China Human Rights Lawyers Day
• The Citizens Movement
• One Life for One Dream
• Announcing the 6th China Human Rights Lawyers Day
• Call on China to immediately release lawyer Tang Jitian, who has been extralegally detained since December 2021
• Shanghai Spring
• Where is Peng Shuai, and Where Will the Hologic WTA Tour Go in October in Place of China?
• The Defenders — 20 Years of Human Rights Lawyers in China / 辩护人: 中国人权律师二十年
• Lawyers’ Struggles for Freedoms in China and the World – A Conversation With Professor Terence Halliday of The American Bar Foundation
• Testimony on Peng Shuai Before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China
• The Gaslit Games: Xi Jinping, Thomas Bach, and António Guterres are Driving the Olympic Movement Toward a Shared Authoritarian Future
• Remembering Zhang Qing: From Her Daughter, Her Son, and Her Friend
• IN MEMORY OF ZHANG QING
• To This City, To That Person
• An End-of-Year Reflection on My Disbarment
• The Spring Breeze Is Bound to Cause Ripples: A New Year Statement by The China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• An Appeal to the Chinese Government Regarding Guo Feixiong’s Departure From China
• Free Zhang Zhan – Speech at the Lin Zhao Freedom Award Ceremony
• What Awaits Peng Shuai
• Lin’s Uprising — A Human Rights Lawyer Recounts How His Law Firm Was Shut Down and His License Revoked
• Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Circulate Open Letter to Shanghai Authorities Appealing for Citizen Journalist Zhang Zhan to Receive a Full Physical Examination and Emergency Medical Treatment
• China’s Best Known Public Interest Litigator Awaits Trial
• Opening remarks by Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, Director of IBAHRI, at the 5th China Human Rights Lawyers Day, July 9, 2021
• Indictment of Citizens Movement Advocate Xu Zhiyong — A Full Translation
• Indictment of Citizens Movement Advocate Ding Jiaxi — A Full Translation
• Citizens Movement Advocates Xu Zhiyong and Ding Jiaxi Indicted for Subversion on Scant, Slanderous ‘Evidence’
• An Update on the Case of Human Rights Lawyer Chang Weiping
• An Open Letter to the People’s Republic of China Ministry of Public Security and Minister Zhao Kezhi
• Sun Dawu’s Closing Court Statement
• Briefing on the Eleventh Day of Dawu Trial — 10 Questions and 10 Answers
• Lawyer’s Account of Meeting With Detained Civil Rights Activist Ding Jiaxi
• Statement of the Dawu Legal Team on the Verdict and Sentences in the Dawu Case
• Response to a Journalist’s Query Regarding the Sun Dawu Verdict
• Briefing on the Ninth Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Eighth Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Seventh Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Sixth Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Fifth Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Fourth Day of Dawu Trial — ‘I Want to Dig a Window’
• Briefing on the Third Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the Second Day of Dawu Trial
• Briefing on the First Day of Dawu Trial
• Latest Developments in the Dawu Group Legal Case: Statements Made by Sun Dawu and Other Defendants at the Pretrial Meeting
• Announcing the 5th China Human Rights Lawyers Day; Calling for One-Person-One-Photo Messages
• Latest Development of the Dawu Case: Charges Brought to Court
• The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Will Be a Glorification of Xi Jinping and the CCP’s Global Agenda; We Must Counter With a Diplomatic Boycott
• A night’s stay at Baotai Hotel, the place where my husband Chang Weiping was tortured
• 10 Questions and Answers Concerning the Dawu Case
• Sun Dawu: A Chinese Agricultural Entrepreneur’s 36-year Dream in the Era of Reform and Opening Up (Part Two)
• Sun Dawu: A Chinese Agricultural Entrepreneur’s 36-year Dream in the Era of Reform and Opening Up (Part One)
• Fighting Terror With Faith — The Road Walked by a Human Rights Defender’s Wife
• Freedom in a Cage: An Interview With Chang Ping, Former News Director of Southern Weekend, Part Five
• Freedom in a Cage: An Interview With Chang Ping, Former News Director of Southern Weekend, Part Four
• Freedom in a Cage: An Interview With Chang Ping, Former News Director of Southern Weekend, Part Three
• Freedom in a Cage: An Interview With Chang Ping, Former News Director of Southern Weekend, Part Two
• Freedom in a Cage: An Interview With Chang Ping, Former News Director of Southern Weekend, Part One
• ‘He Committed Ideological Crimes’: Wife Recounts How Chinese Police Suppress the Family, Preventing Them From Speaking Out and Threatening Her Job After Human Rights Lawyer Chang Weiping’s Detention
• Prominent Dissident Xu Zhiyong Met With Lawyer After One Year in Detention
• Prominent Human Rights Activist Ding Jiaxi Tells Lawyer Details of Torture Throughout His Year in Custody
• In China, 24 Members of a Subculture Website Sentenced, the Main ‘Culprit’ Gets 14 Years in Prison
• A Joint Statement Calling for China to Allow Prominent Dissident to Visit Ill Wife in the U.S.
• ‘Criminal Judgment’ of Citizen Journalist Zhang Zhan by Court in Shanghai
• 120 Days in Secret Detention
• ‘The Legal Apparatus Can Bring Anyone to Court for the Sake of Censoring the People:’ Some Statements by the Defense During the Trial Argument Phase of Zhang Zhan’s Case
• Better to Die for One’s Words Than Survive on Silence: A New Year Statement by The China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• Zhang Zhan: A Six-Minute Documentary
• ‘A Madman’s Diary’ in the Age of the Pandemic: The Case of Zhang Zhan
• Mowing Down
• Dawu Group’s Concept of ‘Constitutional Labor-Capital Republic’ and Its Model of ‘Open Governance and Co-Prosperity’
• A Grassroots Dissident’s Brief Account of Prison Mistreatment
• Documenting Mass Protest Incidents: The Extraordinary Story of Two Ordinary Chinese
• A Genocidal War Waged by a Gigantic Empire Against a Tiny Poet
• Supporting CHINA CHANGE
• Some Fundamentals Regarding China’s ‘Government-designated Lawyers’
• Heiko Maas, Nathan Law is More Important Than Wang Yi
• Ding Jiaxi and Alfred
• China Disbars 709 Lawyer Xie Yang Who Denied He Was Tortured in 2017 in a Deal Allowing Him to Continue His Law Practice
• Turning the Tables: Interviews with Chen Guiqiu & Chen Jiangang About Revealing the Torture of Lawyer Xie Yang and the Smear Campaign That Followed During the 709 Crackdown
• Political and Judicial Persecution Must be Based on Law, and it Must Be Professional and Reasonable — My Self Defense (in part)
• Five years after the ‘709’ crackdown on China’s human rights lawyers, their voices must be heard
• Flying Against the Wind Amid a Grim Situation — China Human Rights Lawyers Group’s Statement on the 5th Anniversary of the “709” Crackdown
• The Crackdown on Human Rights Lawyers — A Compilation of China Change Posts About the ‘709 Incident’
• Foreword to ‘The Other China’ eBook Series
• Interviewing Sui Muqing: As a Human Rights Lawyer, I’ve Sacrificed a Lot, But Gained Even More
• Initiate a Process of Constitution-making by Citizens, and Strive to Achieve a Peaceful Political Transition — To Delegates Attending the Third Session of the 13th National People’s Congress
• Interviewing Liang Xiaojun: Representing Political Prisoners Is an Honor for China’s Lawyers
• Free Ding Jiaxi!
• One Chinese GONGO’s War against Global Human Rights
• Ten Years Disbarred
• No Access to the CIA Report? Let’s DIY: Estimating Total Infections and Death Toll in Wuhan, the Epicenter of Covid-19
• From a Successful Lawyer to a Civil Rights Activist — An Exclusive Interview With Ding Jiaxi
• Beijing Has Nothing But Good News for You in the Coronavirus Epidemic
• A Social Media Profile of the Late Dr. Li Wenliang: From a Liberal-leaning Student, to a Party Adherent, to a Whistleblower Who Believes a Society Should Have More Than One Voice
• Academics Around the World Write to Xi Jinping: Give Freedom of Speech Back to the Chinese People
• The 2019 South-South Human Rights Forum: China Gathers Steam in Its Bid to Redefine the Concept of Human Rights
• The Regret of Wuhan: How China Missed the Critical Window for Controlling the Coronavirus Outbreak
• The China Human Rights Lawyers Group’s Proposal to Declare February 6 ‘People’s Day of Truth’
• The Right to Freedom of Speech Starts Today — An Open Letter to the National People’s Congress and the NPC Standing Committee
• Going Around Coronavirus-Stricken Wuhan With Fang Bin, Visiting Hospitals, and Being Visited by Police, on February 1, 2020
• The Aftermath of a Gathering: Arrest, Flight, Hiding, and Family Separation
• Change — A 2020 New Year’s Message
• Get Ready to Welcome the Future — A 2020 New Year’s Message From the China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• Yasuhiro Matsuda: Beijing Will Feel Secure Only When Hong Kong’s Freedoms Are Completely Crushed
• China Has Invited 600 International Lawyers and Judicial Officials to its ‘Global Lawyers Forum,’ But These Chinese Lawyers Won’t Be Welcome
• Why We Should Not Condemn Violence by the Hong Kong Protesters
• Open Letter to the Global Lawyers Forum*
• Drive a Wedge Into CCP’s Iron Rule With Freedom of Speech — An Interview With Hu Ping
• As Violence in Hong Kong Escalates, the Victim-Blamers Are Coming Out of the Woodwork
• Wang Dan: The Cold War Has Not Ended
• Zhang Lifan: The CCP’s Hardline Measures Could Be Its Undoing
• Beijing Activist Faces Indictment. The Crime Appears to Be Helping the Aged Mother of Dissident Huang Qi
• China’s Official GDP Growth Rate Does Not Agree With Reality
• Feminism and Social Change in China: an Interview With Lü Pin (Part 3 of 3)
• I’m a Hongkonger — A New Cold War Has Begun
• In China’s 70th Anniversary Grand Pardon, Read the Small Print and Do Your Math
• Feminism and Social Change in China: an Interview with Lü Pin (Part 2 of 3)
• ‘The Revolution of Our Times’: The Core Issue in Need of Resolution
• Imprisoned Lawyer Wang Quanzhang’s Six-year-old Son Once Again Forced Out of School
• Feminism and Social Change in China: an Interview with Lü Pin (Part One of Three)
• Li Hai’s List
• The Main Dangers in Xinjiang
• Statement by the China Human Rights Lawyers Group on the Fourth Anniversary of the ‘709 Incident’
• Campaign for Direct Elections of Beijing Lawyers Association, 2008-2009
• Officials Came in Droves: Daughter-in-law of Former CCP Security Tsar Paints Details of Asset Grab
• Torture and Show Trial — Former CCP Security Tsar’s Daughter-in-Law Steps up Twitter Revelations
• Billionaires and Zhongnanhai Families — China’s Newest Breed of ‘Rights Defenders’
• Lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan’s Statement Regarding the Revocation of His License
• Lawyer Jiang Tianyong Freed From Prison but Not Free, Health Deteriorating
• Proposing a Chinese Day of Fast
• As the 30th Anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre Approaches, China Arbitrarily Rounds up Dissidents and Activists
• A Place for the Liu Xiaobo Bust
• The Making of a Liu Xiaobo Bust
• A Statement by Lawyer Chen Jiangang, Blocked Today From Leaving China to Take Part in the Humphrey Fellowship Program
• Liu Xiaoyuan and at Least Two Other Fengrui Lawyers Face Imminent Disbarment
• I Travel the Earth in Sound — Marking the 10th Year of Being Barred From Leaving China
• Explaining China’s ‘People’s Congress’ Through the Tales of Three: A Hand-raising Automaton, An Independent Candidate, and An Electoral Activist
• Four Years on: The Whereabouts of the ‘Feminist Five’ and the Sustainability of Feminist Activism in China
• Condemning the Enforced Disappearance of Lawyer Lu Tingge
• A Brainwashing War: An Appeal for the Poet-preacher Wang Yi
• The Lesson of Venezuela: Regime Change Can Only Happen When People Take to the Streets
• Acceptance Speech for the 2018 French Republic Human Rights Prize
• The Chinese Communist Party Should Fade Into History Peacefully, Avoiding Violence and Minimizing Social Unrest
• The Schellenberg Affair: Chinese Lawyers and Law Professors Opposing Court’s Handling of Robert Schellenberg’s Case
• Who Is Huang Qi?
• Bid Farewell to Reform and Opening Up –– On China’s Perilous Situation and Its Future Options
• End Dictatorship, March Towards Freedom — A 2019 New Year’s Statement From the China Citizens Movement
• Weather the Dark Storm, Persevere for Rule of Law in China — A 2019 New Year’s Message From the China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• A Great Shift Unseen Over the Last Forty Years
• My Declaration: The Faith of Disobedience
• The Crackdown on Chengdu Early Rain Covenant Church: A Backgrounder
• Pastor Wang Yi: Early Rain Covenant Church of Chengdu
• My Brother’s Keeper: A Proposal for “Dual Key” Accounts to Preserve Twitter’s Voices of Freedom
• Courage Comes from Prison
• International Human Rights Day: Presenting the 2018 Outstanding Citizen Award to Pu Wenqing
• China Steps up Nationwide Crackdown to Silence Twitter Users – the Unmediated Story
• China Deals Another Blow to the International Human Rights Framework at its UN Universal Periodic Review
• The Ideological Continuum Between Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping
• Deletion of Wu Gan’s Twitter Posts Reflects the Urgent Need to Protect Chinese Human Rights Activists’ ‘Data Ownership’
• Signs of China (5): Tightening the Screws on China’s Foreign Reserves
• China’s ‘Perfect Dictatorship’ and Its Impact — An Interview With Professor Stein Ringen
• An Interview With Xu Youyu: ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come’
• Chinese Students at Bard College Offended By Art Exhibit
• 85-Year-Old Mother Fights For the Release of Her Son, Renowned Human Rights Defender
• 85-Year-Old Mother of Dissident Huang Qi Appeals for His Release
• The Danger of AI Collaboration With China
• Signs of China (4)
• Signs of China (3)
• Acceptance Speech for the 2018 Annual Disturbing the Peace Literary Prize for a Courageous Writer at Risk
• 《燃烧的十字架》The Burning Cross
• The Burning Cross
• Signs of China (2)
• Signs of China (1)
• Four Years Afar
• Xu Zhiyong (许志永): We represent the future of China
• Make Sacrifices to Illuminate the Future: Commemorating the Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• China’s Little-Noticed ‘New Police Law’ Gives Vastly Expanded Legal Powers to Public Security Apparatus
• An Open Letter on Ilham Tohti’s Life
• Video: Six Policemen Came to the Home of a Young Woman at Night and Seized Her for Interrogation [Subtitled]
• Chinese police forcefully enter woman’s home and arrest her for internet posts
• Google Recommends Product From a Chinese Company with Communist Party and Military Ties for its ‘Advanced Protection Program’
• Economics Professor Expelled for ‘Politically Harmful’ Expressions, Including Estimate of Staggering Cost to Maintain the Communist Party Apparatus
• Veteran Human Rights Lawyer Cheng Hai Disbarred
• A Call for a UN Investigation, and US Sanctions, on the Human Rights Disaster Unfolding in Xinjiang
• The Basics of China’s P2P Lending Bust
• German Student at Tsinghua University Expelled for Research on 709 Lawyers
• We are testing new designs on China Change website…
• Xu Zhangrun’s China: ‘Licking Carbuncles and Sucking Abscesses’
• Guangdong Activist Xu Lin Tried on Charges of ‘Stirring Up Trouble’ For Writing Songs
• Updates on 709 Lawyer Wang Quanzhang’s Circumstances and Impending Trial From His Lawyer and Wife
• Terence Halliday Speaking on the Third Anniversary of the 709 Crackdown
• China Fails in its Gambit to Use the UN NGO Committee to Silence the Society for Threatened Peoples and Uyghur Activist Dolkun Isa
• Video Introduction to the Second Annual China Human Rights Lawyers’ Day
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: Keynote Address on the Second China Human Rights Lawyers’ Day, July 8, 2018, New York City
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: A Tribute to Wang Quanzhang
• 709 Crackdown Three Years On: Xie Yanyi
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘The Most Painful Part of It all Was the Squandering of Life’
• 709 Crackdown Three Years On: Xie Yang
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘We Don’t Accept the Communist Party’s Attempt to Instill Terror in Us’
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘You’re Guilty of Whatever Crime They Say You Are’
• Sui Muqing on the 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘You’re Guilty of Whatever Crime They Say You Are’
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: The Many Methods by Which the Chinese Communist Party Cracks Down on Human Rights Lawyers
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘If This Country Can’t Even Tolerate Lawyers’
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘I Stayed Because I Want to Change It’
• 709 Crackdown Three Years on: Mother and Lawyer Reveals Brutality Against Her Teenage Son for the First Time
• Global Announcement of the Memorial on the First Anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s Passing
• Announcement Regarding the Annual ‘China Human Rights Lawyers Day’ Event
• Comparing the Brainwashing of Uighurs With the Party’s Anti-Falun Gong Campaign
• Truckers on Strike and the Structural Contradictions of China’s Logistics Industry
• Key Questions About the June 4 Massacre
• ‘Love Is a Serious Crime, a Life Sentence’ – Liu Xia Audio on May 25, 2018
• A Hearing With Chinese Characteristics: How the Beijing Lawyers’ Association Helps Persecute Human Rights Lawyers
• Communist Party’s Suppression of Lawyers Is a Preemptive Attack Against an Imaginary Threat
• War on Human Rights Lawyers Continues: Up to 16 More Lawyers in China Face Disbarment or Inability to Practice
• How Lawyer Wang Yu Was Made to Denounce the American Bar Association’s Human Rights Award in 2016
• The Significance of Crane Operators Across China Going on Strike
• Communist Party Steps Up Annual Inquisition of Lawyers
• China Change Exclusive: Liu Xia Cries Out for Help in a Phone Call With Liao Yiwu on April 8, 2018
• ‘Beep. Beep Beep’: A Group Emerges in China and a Code is Born
• Eight Detained for Organizing Humanitarian Assistance for Political Prisoners and Their Families
• A Six-day Strike in Shanghai Caused by a $110 Pay Cut – Collective Action by Sanitation Workers in China’s ‘New Era’ of Stability Maintenance
• ‘If You Dare to Come Out, We’ll Kill You, Do You Not Believe It?’
• With Its Latest Human Rights Council Resolution, China Continues Its Assault on the UN Human Rights Framework
• Crushing a Rose Under Foot: Chinese Authorities Target Internet Chat Groups
• Who Are the Young Women Behind the ‘#MeToo in China’ Campaign? An Organizer Explains
• The Might of an Ant: the Story of Lawyer Li Baiguang (2 of 2)
• The Might of an Ant: the Story of Lawyer Li Baiguang (1 of 2)
• As the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders Turns 20, China Wages a Multi-Pronged Attack on Rights Defenders
• Five Lawyers Write to Minister of Justice: Cease the Campaign-style Political Crackdown Against China’s Lawyers
• Proposed Removal of Chinese Leader’s Term Limit Meets With Public Resistance
• Xi Jinping’s Abolition of the Term Limit Ruptures Assumptions of Party’s Adaptability and Stability
• Safeguarding the Right to Practice: A Statement by 58 Chinese Lawyers
• From Policeman to Lawyer to Fisherman to ‘Criminal’: The Tortuous Road of a Human Rights Lawyer
• Under Neo-Totalitarianism, There Is No ‘Civil Society’ in China
• In Memory of Elliot Sperling: A 2014 Interview with the American Tibet Scholar
• Detention and Disbarment: China Continues Campaign Against Human Rights Lawyers in Wake of 709 Crackdown
• The Thinking of the System vs. The Thinking of Individuals Within the System
• Wang Quanzhang: The 709 Lawyer Not Heard From Since July 2015
• Written Appeal on Behalf of Wu Gan
• Zhen Jianghua: The Perilous Life of a Young Activist in China
• Perseverance Will See Us Through — A 2018 New Year’s Message From the Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group
• Wu Gan’s Statement After Being Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison for ‘Subversion’
• China Continues Hunting Down Liu Xiaobo Commemorators, Rounding Up Dissident Writer
• In Beijing, Who Is and Isn’t a ‘Low-end Person?’
• Ten Years of Humanitarian China Supporting Political Prisoners and Families
• Presenting the 2017 Outstanding Citizen Award to Li Wenzu
• Atrocity in the Name of the Law
• Do ‘We,’ the World’s Political Parties, Know That ‘We’ Have Issued an Initiative Extolling the CCP’s Global Leadership for a Better World?
• Beijing Refugees and the New Displaced Class
• Thousands of Migrant Workers in Beijing Forcibly Evicted, Resistance Mounted in at Least One Location
• Six Key Phrases to Construct Civil Society
• The Nightmare – An Excerpt of Lawyer Wang Yu’s Account of 709 Detention and Torture
• Lawyer Wang Yu’s Son Blocked Again From Leaving China
• The City of Weimar in Germany Saw Its Website Attacked for Giving Human Rights Prize to Uighur Professor Ilham Tohti
• Human Rights Lawyer Wen Donghai Targeted in Continuous Crackdown
• Political Prisoner’s Wife Beaten by Relatives Who Asked Her to Leave Husband
• 61-Year Old Human Rights Lawyer Criminally Detained in Shenyang
• Twenty-Eight Years After – An Interview With Wang Dan
• A Record of 709
• Notes From Prison (Part Two of Two)
• Notes From Prison (Part One of Two)
• China Pushes ‘Human Rights With Chinese Characteristics’ at the UN
• Little-Known Chinese Lawyer Disbarred for Defending Freedom of Speech
• News About Uighur Scholar Ilham Tohti on the Third Anniversary of His Sentencing: No News
• Taiwan Out of the UN: Unfair to Taiwan and Harmful to Global Interests
• In Search of Better Digital Protection for Human Rights Defenders In China
• From Dr Wang Bingzhang, a Special Prayer on the 15th Anniversary of His Abduction by the Chinese Government
• From Sea to a Sea of Words: Poet Ensnared as China Shuts Down Commemoration of Liu Xiaobo
• ‘Riding on a Dream, We Push Forward’: A Statement on the Fourth Anniversary of the China Human Rights Lawyers Group
• What to Make of the Explosive New WeChat and QQ Spying Revelations?
• A Comprehensive Bibliography of Liu Xiaobo’s Writings
• Tulip for Wang Quanzhang
• Why Is Wu Gan ‘The Butcher’ So Important?
• Open Letter: Call for Investigation Into HNA Group’s Activities in the U.S. and Probable Links With Corruption at Top of Chinese Communist Party
• The Twelve ‘Crimes’ of Wu Gan the Butcher
• Wu Gan’s Pretrial Statement
• From Brittany, in Memory of Liu Xiaobo’s Spirit and Voice of Conscience
• A Home Prison Is Being Built for Recently Released Human Rights Lawyer Xie Yang
• Paying Homage to Liu Xiaobo from Behind Bars
• Remembering Liu Xiaobo — And What the U. S. Can Do
• Liu Xiaobo: Walking the Path of Kang Youwei, Spilling His Blood Like Tan Sitong
• As Liu Xiaobo Dies in Isolation, It’s Time to Abandon ‘Quiet Diplomacy’
• The Path Forward in the Wake of Liu Xiaobo’s Passing
• Independent Federation of Chinese Students and Scholars: A Statement on the Death of Mr. Liu Xiaobo
• New Citizens Movement Leader Xu Zhiyong Released From Prison
• The China Human Rights Lawyers Group: Statement Upon the 2nd Anniversary of the 709 Incident
• Two Years on: An Update on Lawyer Wang Yu, the First 709 Detainee
• A Human Rights Lawyer’s Notes on the ‘709 Incident,’ Two Years on
• Announcing the Inaugural China Human Rights Lawyers’ Day
• Liu Xiaobo: The Founder of China’s Political Opposition Movements
• Approaching the ‘International Day in Support of Victims of Torture,’ a Request to OHCHR and IBA to Address the Torture of Chinese Human Rights Lawyers in the 709 Crackdown
• Interview With Yu Zhijian, One of the ‘Three Hunan Hooligans’ Who Defaced the Portrait of Mao Zedong Over Tiananmen Square in 1989, Part Two
• Interview With Yu Zhijian, One of the ‘Three Hunan Hooligans’ Who Defaced the Portrait of Mao Zedong Over Tiananmen Square in 1989
• Liu Shaoming, a 1989 Veteran and a Labor Activist, Remains Imprisoned Without Sentence
• Foreword to ‘The Martial Law Troops of June Fourth’
• Wang Qiaoling, Wife of Lawyer Li Heping, Reflects on Life, Faith and the 709 Crackdown
• Chinese Construction Workers in Saipan Still Fighting for Their Wages
• To All Friends Concerned With the Imprisoned Human Rights Activist Wu Gan and the 709 Case
• One Belt, One Road, Total Corruption
• Injured Chinese Workers in Saipan Demand Compensation From Employer
• Wife: How I First Learned About Xie Yang’s Torture
• Urgent Statement by Chinese Lawyers Concerning Lawyer Chen Jiangang Who Was Detained by Yunnan Police Along With Family and Friends
• Breaking: Lawyer Chen Jiangang, With Family and Two Friends, Seized by Armed Police in Yunnan
• Workers Stranded in Saipan Without Pay Wrote Letter to Chinese Consulate
• A Long Journey to Visit My Husband Zhang Haitao in Shaya Prison, Part Two
• ‘Screw Your Suspended Sentence’: ‘The 709 Cases Are Far From Over,’ Says Li Heping’s Wife
• The Anecdotal Xie Yang
• A Long Journey to Visit My Husband Zhang Haitao in Shaya Prison
• Lawyer Xie Yang Will Be Tried On April 25, Wife Says in a Statement
• As China Blocks Xie Yang’s Own Lawyers Following the Torture Revelation, Wife Reprimands the Lawyer Who Met Him Without Consent
• ‘I have decided to travel to Beijing, find out what is going on, and rescue my husband’: A Statement by Wife of Taiwanese NGO Worker Lee Ming-che
• Chen Yunfei’s Closing Statement Before the Court
• China’s Extraordinary Response to the 11-Nation Letter Over the Torture of Human Rights Lawyers
• Jailed Living Stone House Church Pastor Now in Critical Condition; Lawyers Request Medical Bail
• Activist Who Rejected TV Confession Invites CCTV Interviewer to Be Witness at His Trial
• ‘The Ball Is in Your Court!’ Questions for the Hunan Procuratorate Regarding Its ‘Independent Investigation’ into Xie Yang’s Torture
• Co-opting Trump, Chinese State Propaganda Brands Torture Revelations ‘Fake News’
• Busy Hating!
• Xie Yang’s Handwritten Statement on January 13, 2017
• ‘In the Event That I Lose My Freedom’: A Statement by Lawyer Chen Jiangang
• How Xie Yang’s Transcripts of Torture Came to Light: Lawyer Chen Jiangang Rebuts China’s Smear Campaign
• Statement by Lawyers Representing Jiang Tianyong Regarding the Global Times Interview
• Letter to World Leaders by ‘709’ Family Members Includes Emerging Details of Horrific Torture
• Reconsidering Deng Xiaoping the Reformer: What Did He Really Reform?
• Announcement of the Establishment of the China Anti-Torture Alliance
• A Chronicle of Elliot Sperling
• The Dire Consequences of the Imprisonment of Ilham Tohti
• The Anti-Torture Work of Lawyer Li Heping That Irked the Chinese Authorities
• Transcript of Interviews with Lawyer Xie Yang (4) – Admit Guilt, and Keep Your Mouth Shut
• Transcript of Interviews with Lawyer Xie Yang (3) – Dangling Chair, Beating, Threatening Lives of Loved Ones, and Framing Others
• Transcript of Interviews with Lawyer Xie Yang (2) – Sleep Deprivation
• Transcript of Interviews with Lawyer Xie Yang (1) – Arrest, Questions About Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group
• A Fourth Update on Lawyer Li Chunfu’s Situation: ‘What Are You Hiding From Me?’
• Chinese Government Thwarts Effort to Appeal the Recent Wukan Sentences
• A Third Update on Lawyer Li Chunfu: He Was Drugged in Custody
• An Update on Lawyer Li Chunfu’s Condition
• Chinese Rights Lawyer Li Chunfu Mentally Disturbed and Physically Ruined After Abuse in Custody
• Bill of Indictment Against Rights Activist Wu Gan
• Bill of Indictment Against Human Rights Lawyer Xie Yang
• A Joint Statement Upon the Establishment of ‘China Human Rights Accountability Center’
• Freeing Ourselves From Fear: A Call to Join the ‘709 Trial Observation Group’
• How Nine Wukan Villagers Were Illegally Tried and Sentenced in December, 2016
• Q & A with Peter Dahlin, the Swedish NGO Worker Who ‘Endangered the National Security’ of China
• ‘We Bear Witness; We Keep the Faith’: A New Year’s Message From the Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group
• The Bookseller’s Decision
• The Shepherds of Living Stone Church
• ‘A Notice to Foreign Forces: We’ve Captured Jiang Tianyong!’ — Video Denigrates Human Rights Lawyer
• Another Chinese Propaganda Video Ties Mainland Rights Defense Activism, Protests in Hong Kong, and the Syrian War Into One Anti-U.S. Narrative
• The Fate of Press Freedom in China’s Era of ‘Reform and Opening up’:  An Interview With Chang Ping
• Choking on Smog, China’s Urban Dwellers Emerge in Protest
• ‘Speech Is Freedom Itself’ – Chang Ping’s Acceptance Speech for the CJFE 2016 International Press Freedom Award
• China’s Most ‘Radical’ Political Prisoner Dies in Jail
• Disappeared Lawyer a Long-time Target of Surveillance, Detention, and Torture
• The World According to a CCTV Journalist Based in London
• Open Letter to the Chinese Government and the World Media About the Suppression of Wukan
• U. S. Government Must Intervene in Zhang Haitao’s Case
• 12 Chinese Legal Professionals’ Letter of Appeal for the Review of Jia Jinglong’s Death Penalty
• Trump and Xi Jinping Haven’t Spoken, But China Outlines Expectations With Coaxing and Threats  
• A Declaration by Yao Lifa and 57 Other Candidates for People’s Representative in Qianjiang City, Hubei Province
• For Over 36 Years, Grassroots Elections in China Have Made No Progress – An Interview With Hu Ping
• China to Put a Young Man to Death, and It’s Not About the Law
• Record Number of Beijing Residents Declare Their Independent Candidacy for Local People’s Congress Seats
• Chinese Leaders Are Living in a Dangerous Illusion
• A Chinese Millennial’s Crime and Punishment: The Story of Li Tingyu
• Is The Dalai Lama A Separatist?
• Lawyer Xia Lin Will be Sentenced on September 22, and It Will Have Nothing to Do With the Law
• Ilham Tohti’s Nomination for Sakharov Prize Welcomed by Laureate and Scholars
• Statement Upon the Third Anniversary of the Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group
• What Is Hu Shigen Thought and the ‘Topple-the-Wall’ Movement Anyway?
• Obama Goes to Hangzhou
• A Prisoner’s Human Rights Report
• “My Name is Li Heping, and I Love Being a Lawyer”
• Wife and Relatives Issue Statement Over Torture of Rights Lawyer Xie Yang in Changsha
• To American Bar Association With Regard to ABA Human Rights Award to Wang Yu
• China Smears Foreign Diplomats in Another 4-Minute Video, As Trials of Rights Lawyers and Activists Continue in Tianjin
• China Claims Rights Lawyers and Dissidents Are Part of Vast American Conspiracy in 4-Minute Video
• Hu Shigen: The Prominent Yet Obscure Political Prisoner
• A Cafe Chat With Li Tingting
•  “Crooked Beam” Xie Yanyi
• Give the Sakharov Prize to an Uighur Intellectual
• America and Europe’s Failure in Securing the Release of Lawyers and Activists in Connection With the ‘709 Incident’
• After Four Detainees of the ‘709 Incident’ Are Indicted, Chinese State Media Name Foreign News Organizations, a US Congressman, & Three Embassies in Beijing as ‘Foreign Anti-China Forces’
• Gao Zhisheng on China’s Persecution of Rights Lawyers
• The ‘709 Incident:’ some testimony from the human rights lawyer community
• China’s Shattered Dream for the Rule of Law, One Year On
• What Do Lu Yuyu’s Statistics of Protest Tell Us About the Chinese Society Today?
• The Pipe Dream of Independent Candidacy, Once Every Five Long Years
• Guo Feixiong Update: Hunger Strike Enters 52nd Day; Lawyers Allowed Visit
• Expect Sanity in a Mad House
• ‘China Is the Biggest Mad House in the World and CCP the Worst Lunatic’
• Guo Feixiong’s Wife Urges Him to Stop Hunger Striking; Sister Refused Visitation to Deliver Letter
• The Death and Life of Middle Class Politics in China
• Re-send: Dear Subscribers (2)
• Dear Subscribers (2)
• Using Art to Resist: Cartoonist Becomes The Tank Man
• The Historian of the Tiananmen Movement and the June Fourth Massacre – An Interview With Wu Renhua (Part Two of Two)
• The Historian of the Tiananmen Movement and the June Fourth Massacre –  An Interview With Wu Renhua (Part One of Two) 
• Making the Case for Nominating Ilham Tohti for the Sakharov Prize – My Remarks at the European Parliament
• Over 200 People Support Guo Feixiong in a Hunger Strike Relay
• Guo Feixiong on Hunger Strike in Prison, Wife Details Degrading Treatemnt in an Open Letter to Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang
• Activists’ Arrest and Whereabouts Confirmed After Forced Disappearance for Seven Months
• Is China Moving to Restrict Religious Freedom for the Hui Muslims?
• A Young Political Prisoner in the Grand Picture of US-China Diplomacy in the Wake of June 4th Massacre
• Yu Shiwen Hunger Strikes in Protest at Two Year Detention Without Trial For Holding Zhao Ziyang Memorial
• Statement by Seven Former Chinese Political Prisoners Regarding the Death of Harry Wu and the Abuses of the Yahoo Human Rights Fund
• Chinese Twitter Users Unsettled at Appointment of New Managing Director
• The Southern Street Movement: China’s Lonely Warriors
• China’s Future: Unstable and Unsettled
• Chang Ping Responds to Police Demands, Relayed Through Captive Brother
• Chang Ping: My Statement About the Open Letter to Xi Jinping Demanding His Resignation
• #LoveTwitter, a Special Place Like No Other for Mainland Chinese Netizens
• A ‘Historic Mistake’: Another Case of China’s Social Media Warfare
• Miner Protests in the Northeast and the End of China’s Economic Boom
• Young Columnist Disappeared in Beijing, Believed to be Related to Open Letter to Xi Jinping
• Do Not Admire the ‘Strength’ That Crushes Lives and Tramples Over Human Rights
• 27 Chinese Groups Respond to Mr. Trump and Governor Kasich’s Remarks about the Tiananmen Massacre
• Renowned Activist Guo Feixiong’s Health Deteriorates, Sister Calls for Emergency Medical Parole
• Before International Women’s Day, Feminist Five And Their Lawyers Are Called in by Police
• Earnest Request to the National People’s Congress to Form a Special Committee of Inquiry into the “July 9 Crackdown” on Lawyers
• Legal Opinion on Dropping the Investigation Against the “Feminist Five”
• ‘I Can’t Stay Out of This’ — Two Statements on the Zhang Kai Case
• Lawyer Zhang Kai’s Work From 2003 – Present
• The Case of Zhang Kai: Refuting Lies, Clarifying the Facts, and Setting the Record Straight
• ‘What’s The Name of This Vegetable?’ Netizens Send Nearly 10,000 Answers to People’s Daily’s Question
• Outspoken Chinese Real Estate Mogul Becomes Latest Target of Party Wrath
• Brother Denied Right to Visit Ilham Tohti, Moderate Uighur Scholar Sentenced to Life in Prison
• Appeal Begins of Harsh 19-Year Prison Term Given Xinjiang-based Activist Zhang Haitao
• Guo Jianmei, Zhongze, and the Empowerment of Women in China
• Ilham Tohti: A Short Introduction
• Leader of Government-Sanctioned Mega Church in Hangzhou Held in Secret Detention for Opposing Cross Removal Campaign
• Six Months On, An Assessment of the July 9 Arrest of Lawyers in China
• The ‘1992 Consensus’: Rather Than Asking Tsai Ing-wen, Ask Xi Jinping Instead
• Activist in Xinjiang Sentenced to 19 Years for Online Writings and Rights Activities
• Members of Petitioners Group ‘Rose China’ Detained
• Now You Know the Terror
• VOA Interview with Uighur Professor Ilham Tohti in 2013
• Urgent Action: Statement on the Detention of Peter Dahlin
• ‘If Anything Happens…:’ Meeting the Now-detained Human Rights Lawyers
• Prominent Dissident Makes a Criminal Complaint Against Three Judges in Guangdong
• ‘The Zhaos’ — The Demarcation of a Divide
• ‘In Winter-frozen Earth, Spring Starts to Quicken’
• The Day Will Break at the End of the Night
• Living Stone: A Portrait of a House Church in China
• The Glory and Suffering of Pu Zhiqiang
• Second Interview With the Wenzhou Pastor: After the Demolition Comes the “Transformations”
• Pu Zhiqiang’s Indictment and the Seven Incriminating Weibo Posts
• Chinese Authorities Orchestrate Surprise Raid of Labor NGOs in Guangdong, Arresting Leaders
• The Two Tank Men
• China Marks First Anniversary of Constitution Day With Awkward Silence
• Join Them, and Prove Your Worth by Helping China’s Historic Change
• My Final Reply in Court
• Lawyers’ Account: Court in China Adds Last-Minute Charge in Heavy Sentence Against Rights Leader Guo Feixiong
• Lawyer Expresses Concern Over Rights Defender Su Changlan’s Health In Custody
• Grassroots Activist Tells Court: I Committed No Crime Trying to Subvert the Communist Regime
• Is Death Through Maltreatment Becoming Routine for Chinese Political Prisoners?
• 12 Years in Prison for Trying to Protect Spotted Seals
• Just Where Should Gao Zhisheng Live?
• China Harshly Sentences Founder of Huazang Dharma
• Author of ‘A History of Brainwashing’ Is Tried in Jiangxi
• Dear Subscribers
• Ilham Tohti Documentary
• Marie Holzman: ‘The European Parliament Should Award the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought to Ilham Tohti’
• Mr. Secretary General, No Need to Act So Shocked
• After 16-Year-Old Is Forced to Flee China, State Broadcaster Spins a Mendacious Tale
• Professor Ilham Tohti Calls for Family to Appeal His Case
• In the Wake of the Sino-American Summit, the Potential for a New Cold War
• A Child Hunted Down by the Chinese State
• 81 Chinese Lawyers Make Urgent Statement on Disappearance of Bao Zhuoxuan and Two Others in Myanmar
• More Details Emerge About the Disappearance of Three Chinese Citizens in Myanmar
• Breaking: Chinese Citizens Bao Zhuoxuan, Tang Zhishun and Xing Qingxian Missing in Burma
• Fear of Losing Control: Why China Is Implementing an Internet Security Law
• A New Regime, Not a New Country
• We’d Be Satisfied With Any Government!
• China’s SOE Reform: Privatization or Taking over the Private Sector?
• Engaging China with Moral and Strategic Clarity
• To Obama – Why China Does Not Have a Nelson Mandela
• Lawyer Gao Zhisheng Told Wife Not to Meet with Deputy Secretary of State
• What’s the Murderous Intention Behind “Don’t Let Li Ka-shing Run Away”?
• China Takes Despicable Measures to Subdue Rights Lawyer
• From China, Messages to President Obama Before Xi Jinping’s Visit (2)
• From China, Messages to President Obama Before Xi Jinping’s Visit (1)
• What Were Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communists Doing Around the Time of the Cairo Conference?
• The U.S. Was the True Mainstay in the Fight Against Japan in World War II
• Hong Kong: One Year after 8.19
• The Work of Lawyer Zhang Kai: ‘I Have God as My Backer’
• Relatives of Recently Disappeared Lawyers and Activists Write a Letter to China’s Minister of Public Security
• Are the Chinese People Undefeatable?  
• Celebrating an Anti-Fascist Victory or a Fascist Victory?
• Activist Guo Feixiong Held 743 Days Without Yard Time
• 14 Cases Exemplify the Role Played by Lawyers in the Rights Defense Movement, 2003–2015
• You’ve Got Candles, I’ve Got a Whip
• A Letter of Protest Against China’s Arrest of Rights Lawyers, to be read at a rally in front of the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., and then formally delivered
• Christian Sentiment in Zhejiang Against Cross Removal: Three Statements
• The Ongoing War Against Religion in China
• What You Need to Know About China’s ‘Residential Surveillance at a Designated Place’
• Interview with a Wenzhou Pastor: The Chinese Government’s Large-Scale Destruction of Crosses in Zhejiang Province
• The Vilification of Lawyer Wang Yu and Violence By Other Means
• Getting Rid of Lawyers Is the Start of Fascism
• What Can You Do in the Face of Terror – A Chinese Entrepreneur Responds to Arrest of Rights Lawyers
• Crime and Punishment of China’s Rights Lawyers
• Biographies of Lawyers, Staffers and Activists Detained or Disappeared in the July 10 Nationwide Raid Against Rights Lawyers
• Wu Gan the Butcher
• “Money Flies, Heart Throbs” — Recent Chinese State Media Commentaries on the Stock Market
• Breaking: This Morning in Beijing, One lawyer Gone Missing, Another Lawyer Kidnapped, and Fengrui Law office Visited by Police
• Open Letter: Chinese Feminist Five Seek UN Help to Have Case Against Them Dropped
• Cataloging the Torture of Lawyers in China
• The Chinese Communists Are Not Confucianists
• Black Ten Minutes: Chinese Lawyer Recounts Being Beating in a Courthouse in Shandong
• Testimony: American Universities Are Chess Pieces in China’s Grand Quest for Advanced Science and Technology
• Has Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign Been Derailed?
• Activist Interrogated and Prevented from Attending Human Rights Training in Geneva
• Chinese Students Studying Abroad a New Focus of CCP’s “United Front Work”  
• The Torchbearers – Participants in the 1989 Democracy Movement Who Are Currently in Prison
• How the Tiananmen Massacre Changed China, and the World
• June 4th Stands for the World’s Unfinished Business
• On the 26th Anniversary of Tian’anmen Massacre – an Open Letter to Fellow Students in Mainland China  
• Tamer of Beasts, Tamer of Despots
• The Sword of Damocles Hanging Over Every Chinese NGO: Thoughts on the Sin of Transition Institute and the Uselessness to Stay “Apolitical”
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (downloadable)
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (8 and 9) – Han Chinese Chauvinism; Ethnic Regional Autonomy and Anti-separatism
• Pounding Mentors to Death: China’s Draft Law on Foreign NGO Management
• For Whom the Bell Tolls: One Chinese NGO’s Alleged Crime of “Illegal Business Operation”
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (7) – Governmental Competence and Credibility
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (6) – The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (5) – Distrust of Ethnic Minority Officials and Intellectuals
• Feminist Five Thank Domestic and International Support That Secured Their Release
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (4) – Ethnic Alienation and Segregation
• Wu Rongrong: How I Became a Women’s Rights Advocate
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (3) – Religion
• A Joint Donation Drive for Gao Yu
• US Army Chaplain, 1989 Student Leader, Refused Entry into China to Visit Dying Mother (with a Poem)
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (2) – Bilingual Education
• Present-Day Ethnic Problems in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region: Overview and Recommendations (1) – Unemployment
• Response to China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Accusation against Yirenping
• On the Release of Five Feminist Activists in China – Statement by Gender Scholar Wang Zheng
• Detention of Five Chinese Feminist Activists at the Juncture of Beijing+20 – An Interview with Gender Scholar Wang Zheng
• In Sichuan Activist Is Missing after Commemorating Two Tiananmen Dead
• Always Parting: My Life with Liu Xianbin
• How Authoritarian Is Singapore?
• Lawyer’s Account of Second Meeting with Li Tingting
• On David Shambaugh’s Collapsism
• The Transformation of Xiawei Village
• The Four Forces of China’s Politics of Smog
• China’s Independent NGOs Face Hard Times
• Under the China Dome – A Reality Check
• Smog as a Political Analogy
• Absentees, Raise Your Hands!
• Weibo Is Dying Out
• Re-ideologizing Chinese Universities
• New York University Shanghai: What Is the Deal?
• The Kou Yanding I Know
• The Looming Shadow of the Case against Pu Zhiqiang
• Zhang Miao Receives “Treatment Reserved for Chinese Citizens”
• Zuckerberg Is Not Exactly Being Honest about Defending Freedom of Expression
• Prominent 1989ers Voice Support for Yu Shiwen, Detained for Commemorating the Tiananmen Movement
• In China, to Destroy Lives Is Legal, but to Save Them Is Not
• Guo Feixiong, a Civil Rights Hero
• China’s Empty Promise of Rule by Law
• Faith in Addition to Face – To Facebook, Inc.
• China Is Not A Normal Country
• Beijie Village: a Land Grab Case, a Village Election, and a Microcosm of China
• Exile in My Own Country – A Letter to Domestic Security Officer Li in Beijing
• China in 2014 through the Eyes of a Human Rights Advocate
• Family Files Petition to Redress the Case of Dr. Wang Bingzhang
• Lawyers Describe Trial of Guo Feixiong and Sun Desheng
• The Sovereignty of the People: My Conviction and My Dream
• Chinese Government Moves to Limit and Eliminate Public Service NGOs: the Case of Liren Rural Libraries
• Honor Your Promise: the Chinese Government Must Stop Persecuting Ye Haiyan
• Young IT Professional Detained for Developing Software to Scale GFW of China
• Just Man Guo Yushan
• Take a Considered Position through Disciplined Thinking – An Open Letter to Wellesley College
• Friends Gone to Jail – Chinese Activists Kou Yanding and Guo Yushan
• Chinese Communist Party’s Real Attitude towards International Law
• Shen Yongping’s Indictment
• Why Do They Fear Occupy Central?
• A Letter to Wellesley College
• Chinese Communist Party as the Mafia Boss
• Ilham Tohti’s Statement after Receiving a Life Sentence for Allegedly “Separatist” Crimes
• Ilham Tohti Says
• Tackling a Wall of Lies  – Profile of Pu Zhiqiang, a Chinese Human Rights Lawyer
• Press Statement by Wife of Gao Zhisheng, on 9/8/2014
• From Tiananmen to Leipzig
• The Triumph of Propaganda
• Wife Updates Gao Zhisheng’s Condition Since Release from Prison
• Lies Not a Part of Diversity of Views
• How Brainwashing Works in China
• Without the Right to Remember There Can Be No Freedom to Forget
• China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group Urges Chinese Authorities to Safeguard Gao Zhisheng’s Freedom after Release from Prison
• Understanding China’s Diplomatic Discourse
• Save Gao Zhisheng
• Gao Zhisheng,  That “Radical” Lawyer
• On the Eve of Gao Zhisheng’s Release
• Li Huaping: A Child of Freedom
• Meet Guo Feixiong
• The Phenomenon of the Global Times
• Li Huaping Indictment
• Tiananmen Massacre not a “Passing Lapse” of the Chinese Government
• Guo Feixiong and Sun Desheng Indictment
• Guo Feixiong: Willing to Be Cannon Fodder, Will Be a  Monument
• The Advent of a National LAN in China
• Six-Peace Restaurant
• The Zhengzhou Twelve
• Beyond Stability Maintenance – From Surveillance to Elimination
• What Kind of a Place Is Zhaoyuan?
• Statement by the New Citizens Movement Website with Respect to the Sentences of Liu Ping, Wei Zhongping and Li Sihua
• A Letter to the Newton (Massachusetts) Community
• Young Chinese Twitter User Arrested for Proposing Method to Spread Truth about June 4th Massacre
• The Morning of June 4th and Its Long and Insidious Shadow (3)
• Speech during the June 4th Vigil in Victoria Park in Hong Kong
• The Morning of June 4th and Its Long and Insidious Shadow (2)
• Tiananmen 25 Years Later: Leaders Who Were There
• The Morning of June 4th and Its Long and Insidious Shadow (1)
• China Change Invites Your Comment:
• Intellectual Discourses in Post-Mao China and Today
• Circumstances of My Dismissal from Tencent
• Two More Rights Lawyers Criminally Detained, Another’s Home Searched
• Defiance
• The Political Elite and Social Movement
• Testimony at CECC Hearing on China’s Crackdown on Rights Advocates on April 8, 2014
• Scholars and Lawyer Disappeared after June 4th Seminar in Beijing
• Who Is Xu Zhiyong (2)
• Who Is Xu Zhiyong (1)
• To Be a Citizen Who Speaks Up and Has an Attitude: Lawyer Ding Jiaxi Speaks from Prison
• My Ideals and the Career Path I Have Chosen
• What Is a “Legal Education Center” in China
• An Open Letter to Michelle Obama
• Service Trade Pact Is Not a Problem If with a Country Other Than China
• The Audacity of Hopelessness
• The Life and Death of Cao Shunli (1961 — 2014)
• Internet Freedom in China: A Menace that Must Be Removed
• Excerpts from “My West China, Your East Turkestan” — My View on the Kunming Incident
• Fury and Angst — The Recent Confrontation between State Media and Social Media in China
• Amidst the Smog, I Hear the Bugle Call for a National Environmental Movement
• Convicting Xu Zhiyong Renders Reform Promises a Puff of Smoke
• In China, a Grassroots Activist Dresses Down Police Officers on a Bus
• Why We Believe He Is Innocent
• House Church Members in Beijing Criminally Detained for Alleged “Illegal Assembly”
• Xu Zhiyong Appeals: Spare Any Talk about Rule of Law in China If the Second Instance Does Not Correct the Decision by the First Instance
• Dissidents’ Human Rights and Civil Rights Are Inviolable
• For Freedom, Justice and Love — My Closing Statement to the Court
• Open Recommendation to Conduct Constitutional Review on the “Law of the People’s Republic of China on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations”
• The Trial of Xu Zhiyong and China’s Political Reality
• The New Citizens Movement Trials, a compilation of related posts
• Politics of the Death Penalty in China
• Democracy Is My Love Affair – the Story of Zhao Changqing
• Align Your Loyalty with the Constitution and the Law — An Open Letter to Judges Who Will Be Presiding over the Civil Rights Trials in China
• Beijing Observation: See You in the New Year, Tiger Zhou
• Journalists at the Southern Media Group Speak out, Again
• Indictment of Liu Yuandong
• Defense Lawyers Oppose Trying the New Citizens Movement Cases as Arbitrarily Separated Cases
• A Joint Statement by Volunteers of the Education Fairness Campaign
• Why the World Needs to Roar around the New Citizens Movement Trials
• Indictment of Ding Jiaxi and Li Wei by Beijing Municipal Haidian District People’s Procuratorate
• Indictment of Xu Zhiyong by Beijing Municipal People’s Procuratorate, No. 1 Branch
• Zhou Yongkang Case Has Nothing to Do with Anti-Corruption Resolve
• A Translation of Beijing Police’s Recommendation to Indict Xu Zhiyong for Asset Disclosure and Equal Education Right Campaigns
• Chinese Author, Artist, and Dissident Streaking in Stockholm, Sweden
• The Passing of Havel, the Passing of Me
• A Farewell to CCTV – A Few True Words for Our Era
• Why Is a Math Professor at Wellesley So Hard Hitting against an Economics Professor Fired by Peking University in China?
• Chinese Lawyers for the Protection of Human Rights: Statement on the Abolition of Re-education Through Labour (RTL)
• PRC–the Party Representatives of China–Does Not Pass the Minimum Test
• A Moment of Patriotism
• Defense Lawyers’ Statement Regarding the Trial of Liu Ping, Wei Zhongping and Li Sihua
• Farewell to Xia Junfeng
• A Permanent Member of the UN Security Council Must Be Bound by the International Bill of Human Rights
• The Southern Street Movement
• Denied Meetings, Lawyers Fear for Advocate Guo Feixiong
• In the Prison of China – The Journey of Dr. Wang Bingzhang (3)
• In the Prison of China – The Journey of Dr. Wang Bingzhang (2)
• In the Prison of China – The Journey of Dr. Wang Bingzhang (1)
• Bo Xilai Might Be Done with but Chongqing Model Lives on
• China to Execute Xia Junfeng, Wednesday, September 25
• What Is a “Same-city Dinner Gathering?”
• Current Rumor Crackdown in China a Tip of a Large Policy Iceberg
• Before His Arrest, Wang Gongquan Said
• “In Prison with Dr. Wang Bingzhang”
• Urgent Statement Regarding the Criminal Detention of Wang Gongquan
• Who Are the Enemies of China?
• Beijing Observation: Xi Jinping Unsheathes the Shangfang Sword
• Politically-Motivated Farce against Popular Microblogger Backfires
• The Confessions of a Reactionary
• Law Professor Suspended from Teaching for Pro-Constitutionalism Expressions
• Prominent Rights Activist Guo Feixiong Criminally Detained
• Subversion By Way of Laughter
• Civil Disobedience in Sodom – A Letter to Xu Zhiyong
• Urban Grid Management and Police State in China: A Brief Overview
• What Crimes Did Liu Ping Commit?
• Xu Zhiyong’s “Talks” with Beijing’s Public Security Chief Three Weeks before His Detention (3)
• Xu Zhiyong’s “Talks” with Beijing’s Public Security Chief Three Weeks before His Detention (2)
• Xu Zhiyong’s “Talks” with Beijing’s Public Security Chief Three Weeks before His Detention (1)
• Xu Zhiyong Criminally Detained, Home Searched
• Why Is Constitutionalism Impossible Under the CCP?
• Help Ye Haiyan!
• A Chinese Petitioner and Her 12-Year Quest for Justice
• Two Approaches to Securing Freedom in China
• Du Bin and His Book “Tian’anmen Massacre”
• Lawyers Met with Two of the Five Activists Detained in Hubei
• The War between the Government and the People over PX Projects in China
• Liu Xia’s Letter to Xi Jinping
• Young Chinese Activist Detained While Attempting to Pay Respects to a Deceased June 4th Hero
• Independent Filmmaker and Author Detained in Beijing
• Citizen Power for China: Statement on China’s Further Persecution of Liu Xiaobo’s Extended Family
• The Last Ten Years
• 24 Years On
• Chiang Chang-kuo and the Democratization of Taiwan
• Citizen’s Statement Regarding the Arrest of Ten Advocates for Demanding Disclosure of Officials’ Assets
• Beijing Observation: Document No. 9 Regresses Further from “5 Nos”
• Eleven Rights Lawyers Seized and Beaten While Visiting a Black Jail in Sichuan
• A Mother’s Tale, on the 5th Anniversary of Wenchuan Earthquake
• Assessing the State of Nerves of the CCP
• The Ya’an Earthquake: Donation Revolt in Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong
• More Citizens Detained in China for Demanding Public Disclosure of Officials’ Personal Wealth
• The Anxiety of a Propaganda Chief in the Face of Media Changes
• Chen Guangcheng’s Family under Intense Harassment Lately
• Appeal to Immediately Free Seven Citizens Criminally Detained for Calling for Asset Disclosure
• The Wrath of Vaginas: Face to Face with Masanjia Woman’s Labor Camp
• This Is the Reason Chinese Netizens Believe Why “Django Unchained” Was Barred
• Ten-Year Old Girl Appeals for Help from China’s First Lady
• The Coming Information Totalitarianism in China
• Changing China through Mandarin
• One Step Further in China’s Persecution of Dissidents’ Family Members
• Why Aren’t Shanghaiers Angry? An Online Discussion
• The Young Man with the Coolest Sign in the World
• The Artificial, Shameful and Evil Supreme Body of State Power
• Lock Up and Lock Down
• Defense in the Second Trial of Xia Junfeng Case
• To Remember Is to Resist – by Teng Biao
• Activist Criminally Charged for Comment about XJP’s Fan Club
• Around Town with Chen Guangcheng, the sequel
• Second Trial of Wang Dengchao to Be Held on the 7th
• Beijing Observation: Xi Jinping the Man
• Accounting Firms’ Gold Rush Puts US Credibility on the Line
• The Road Home Is 22 Years Long
• Perspective on Southern Weekend Incident: Root, Failure and Future
• Southern Weekend Incident: Larger Picture
• A Chinese Dissident Makes Demands of Xi Jinping
• How Far off is the Court Verdict from the Facts?
• Zhu Chengzhi, Yet Another Subverter?
• Ngaba
• Eastern Lightning may be a cult, but they still have rights
• Xi’s Empty Words Harm the Nation
• A Chair to Liu Xiaobo via Mo Yan
• In China, HIV and HCV Transmission through Blood Continues
• Role of Criminal Defense Lawyers in China’s Judiciary System
• China’s lack of concern for the safety of children
• First Human Rights Test Comes in Form of Dark Drama
• Economic development matters, human rights don’t – a guide to being promoted to the top of China’s Party
• In China, What Power Can Replace the Communist Party
• In China, criminal cases and elections hold much in common
• Young Internet Cafe Owner Sentenced for Organizing Online Forum
• Coming out in the countryside
• Everything you wanted to know about sex in China, but were afraid to ask
• Mo Yan, According to You — Part Two
• Mo Yan, According to You — Part One
• Mo Yan, or “Don’t Talk”, Winner of 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature
• How I Discovered the HIV Epidemic and What Happened to Me Afterwards
• Telling the truth about China
• While we’re on the issue of sovereignty, let’s talk about Tibet
• You might be right, but you’re wrong with that tone of voice
• The one thing you can be angry about
• A Portrait of a “Subverter”
• Where good news is disappointing and bad news is hopeful
• Thoughts on the South China Seas – we should be more worried about fishermen than politicians
• The Honest Truth About Dishonesty and how it shapes corruption in China
• Dinosaurs and indoor pools – the lighter side of childhood in China
• Out of control gov’t official abuses power – a very generic post
• Don’t read too much into the Olympics and other practical advice from Ai Weiwei
• The China travel experience
• “Why Was It So Dramatic?”
• Ai Weiwei, Art with Chinese Characteristics, and the need for both Unity and Disunity
• An unpopular argument – it’s not just the government
• A very different Olympics
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• The Plight of a Young Chinese Volunteer
• Breaking: China Retaliates against Activist
• The Best Class
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• The end of my time in China, but not the end of Seeing Red in China
• Dream of Ding Village – Book Review
• Reform not revolution – Thoughts on the New Citizens’ Movement
• The New Citizens Movement in China
• How soft suppression may be benefiting activists
• Silence without violence – How the Party applies pressure to activists and reformers
• “They told us to love the Chinese and ‘look East’ for solutions” – Stories of China in Africa
• Beijing, a Boon for Africa? – A discussion with Africans in China about China in Africa
• Jubilant Patriotism – China’s view of Americans’ love of country
• Health care reform in China, one small step at a time
• Chen Wei’s (陈卫) wife waits for him to return
• Sheng Shuren: A Jounalist in New China – Part 5
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 4
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 3
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 2
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China
• An Account of My Recent Disappearance
• Dragon Boat Festival and Li Wangyang
• The reign of Hu and Wen through the eyes of Jonathan Watts
• Not all forced abortions require force
• You should be reading Murong Xuecun
• Family stories of the Rape of Nanking
• “I have to go to the post office today, so I made sure to take my blood pressure medication”
• Chaos Theory
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• Today, June 4th
• The Other China
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• The crackdown and foreign garbage – a few ideas that still need to be addressed
• Smoking as an expression of the Chinese idea of freedom
• Why didn’t the gov’t build this village a road?
• Tom chats about rural China on ChinaBlogcast.com
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• Talking with Christians in rural China
• Chen Guangcheng has landed in the US
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• Trading family for a washing machine – Are China’s poor really better off?
• What I learned slogging through China’s official version of history
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• China’s official history part 2 – An earth-shattering event and delusions of grandeur
• The Road to Rejuvenation – the full text of China’s Party approved history
• Yin-Yang: American Perspectives on Living in China – Book Review
• The rainy day guanxi fund – Understanding social obligations in China
• There’s no such thing as instant guanxi
• The case of the PHD cheat – guest post
• Video of CECC Hearing on Chen Guangcheng
• An anonymous email from a concerned reader
• A train, a fight, and Chen Guangcheng
• The escape of Chen Guangcheng is not a victory
• Complete Transcript and Translation of My Telephone Conversation with Chen Kegui
• Breaking News Concerning Chen Guangcheng
• Poisoned By Propaganda
• An Angry Father
• Message in an Ipad box
• The Coup, 2
• Project visits
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• The lives of recent Chinese graduates – Does a university degree bring a better life?
• Some of the best Chinese short fiction (in English)
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• The fall of Bo Xilai and spreading rumors as civil disobedience in China
• What does life in rural China look like?
• Preaching nationalism in an age of global citizens
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• China has baby marriages?!
• The case of the effusive businessman – Succeeding in China with charm
• We should be worried about China’s health – Chinese doctors speak out
• Heard on Weibo, 3/24-4/01, “Chungking Jungle”; Gao Zhisheng’s half-hour visit; Taiwan’s democracy; Comrade Leung
• Poor Economics and China’s 128 million people living in poverty- part 2
• Poor Economics and China’s 128 million people living in poverty
• Does Wen Jiabao Really Wish to Redress June 4th?
• Weibo has flown completely off the rails – Why is the rumor mill still spinning?
• China is still a police state (?)
• The Coup
• China to stop using prisoners for organ donations…in 2017
• “We can’t accept the fact that the trees will disappear” – the intangible costs of development
• China should be aiming lower, not higher
• An irrational fear of crossing an invisible line
• You should be reading People’s Daily – The Party’s paper is the best tool for activists
• Three messages the Party hope you heard at the Two Meetings and the surprise they hope you’ll forget
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• High-speed Railway Collapse in Hubei – A tragedy averted by luck
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• Bringing water to the thirsty north – China’s South-North Water Transfer Project
• China’s biggest environmental problem isn’t the air
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• Heard on Weibo 2/27-3/4 – Giving up Lei Feng for Fatty, Occupy Obama, and more from Chinese netizens
• Drinking Tea with the State Security Police – Components of a He Cha Session
• Drinking Tea with the State Security Police
• A message from the jianbing man
• God is Red – Book review
• China isn’t ready for democracy – Vote buying, low quality people, and other excuses
• Heard on Weibo 2/19-2/25 – A plea for opening up, national secrets, and gov’t oversight
• Is there still room for Lei Feng in modern China?
• The water is clean but the pipes are dirty – The puzzling state of China’s “potable” water
• Dying for justice – Suicide in modern China
• An Epidemic in Lu Chow Fu – A glimpse of mission work in 1900’s China
• Heard on Weibo – Xi Jinping’s visit to Iowa, Bo Xilai, and the taboo subject of fear
• Around Town with Chen Guangcheng
• The House of Love: An Inside Look at The Struggles of a Private Animal Shelter in China
• Yes China! – Book Review
• I Love China
• Lessons from Ge Xun’s forced disappearance
• 21 hours in Beijing – Part 2
• 21 Hours in Beijing
• China’s Silent Spring
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• Heard on Weibo 1/29-2/4 – I have a dream, political reform, and the poem that may cost Zhu Yufu his freedom
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• Bei Dao’s “Proclamation” – The rallying cry of Tian’anmen Square
• Heard on Weibo 1/21 – 1/28
• The Misty Poets: An introduction
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• A Month or so in the House of Twitter
• Heard on Weibo, 01/21, sentences, and the list everyone wants to be on
• Girl criticized for calling it “China”
• A China Film Production Catastrophe: Part 2
• A China Film Production Catastrophe
• Heard on Weibo, 01/14, train ticket, Yao Ming, stability bicycle
• On vacation, but don’t fret
• The lack of trust between customers and companies in China
• The biggest challenge facing China
• Top China stories of the week 01/01-01/08
• Heard on Weibo: 01/07 Cultural infiltration, Wukan, Chinese law and more…
• Putonghua – The struggle to unite China under a single language
• Chinese Regionalism – The treasure trove of Chinese culture
• China’s golden age depends on openness – Hu is wrong to wall off foreign influences
• The Fat Years – book review
• Top China Stories – Christmas/New Year’s catch-up edition
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• The art of giving and receiving gifts in China
• Red Envelopes, Gray Income, and Green Tea
• Heard on Weibo 12/18-12/25 Wukan, Kim Jong Il’s death and 1989
• Christmas in the Chinese countryside
• Watchman Nee and the Little Flock Movement in Maoist China
• Malnutrition, over-nutrition, and a prosperous China
• Kim Jong Il is dead – Candid Chinese reactions
• Top China stories of the week 12/11-12/18
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• Christian Bale visited Linyi – Does foreign pressure mean anything to the Chinese gov’t?
• The battle of Wukan – One village’s attempt to throw out corrupt officials and end land grabs
• Maybe today is my birthday – indirect communication in China
• Lessons from the Rape of Nanking
• What do middle class Chinese want?
• Heard on Weibo: 12/04-12/11
• Top China stories of the week 12/04-12/10
• A Summary of CECC Hearing on Conditions for Political Prisoners and Prospects for Political Reform in China
• The best posts from the first year of Seeing Red in China
• What I learned by blogging about China for a year
• The silver lining to China’s smog
• So you want to work in China… – A guide for those looking to teach English in the Middle Kingdom
• Top China stories of the week: 11/27-12/04
• Heard on Weibo: 11/27-12/3
• Trying to stop a pickpocket – or – How to look foolish on the bus
• Chinese people are just like mice…
• Don’t expect customer service in China
• In China, anything can come back to bite you
• Reconsidering the campaign to suppress counterrevolutionaries
• Top stories of the week 11/21-11/27
• Heard on Weibo: 11/20-11/26
• What are Chinese people thankful for this year?
• Things were better in the past
• Winter is coming…and it’s bringing global warming
• Materialism in modern China
• Top stories of the week: 11/13-11/20
• Heard on Weibo: 11/13 -11/19
• The regulation of religion in China
• When the DVD’s disappear you know something big is coming
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• Ugly Americans make us all look bad
• Who is Chen Guangchen – From a Small Prison to a Big One
• Top stories of the week 11/06-11/13
• Who is Chen Guangcheng – Fighting Forced Abortion and His Trial
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• Growing People Power – Netizens are changing China for the better
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• AIDS in the countryside – How China struggles to control the epidemic
• Crossing the invisible line – On being blocked in China
• Heard on Weibo – 10/30 – 11/05
• Top China Reads – 10/30-11/5
• Chen Guangcheng’s illegal detention reflects poorly on China, not just Linyi
• What happened to China’s historical buildings?
• “But online, we are free”
• Seeing Red in China – The Book
• White Guy Needed – Foreigners in Advertisements
• Heard on Weibo – Huzhou riots, North Korea, and the plight of Chen Guangcheng
• Top Stories of the week 10/23-10/29
• The Physiognomy of Chinese Officials
• Living with Dead Hearts – Interview with director Charlie Custer
• Child Beggars, Kidnapping, and Living with Dead Hearts
• Banquet etiquette for gaining face
• Storming the hospital – Violence as a first choice
• Leaving China
• Heard on Weibo
• The Good Samaritan in China
• Why China will never rule the world – Book review
• Two more arguments I’m tired of hearing
• The West doesn’t understand China
• Heard on Weibo
• China’s Vanished and Vanishing Memory – Part 2
• Top Stories of the Week – 10/9 10/15
• China’s Vanished and Vanishing Memory
• An incredible lack of integrity
• Guangdong education officials take credit for a public school in California
• The currency bill won’t change China, but it will hurt Americans
• What is currency manipulation and why should I care?
• What really happened on Oct. 10, 1911?
• China is talking – bits of Weibo
• Top China Stories of the Week 10/2-10/8
• Everyone in America has guns – China is the safest country in the world
• China isn’t safe?
• Petty officials
• My favorite books for learning Chinese
• China is a real fixer-upper
• Top China stories of the week 9/25 – 10/1
• Alone, Away, Adrift on National Day, 1984
• Lessons from a traffic jam
• The Shanghai metro crash should have been avoided – reactions from Chinese friends
• The social ethics of scamming – Why am I always getting ripped off in China?
• The importance of a hometown
• Poking fun at the Party – Jokes from Chinese netizens
• Interview with digital dissident 小米2020
• How high can they build the wall? – The limits of the Great Fire Wall of China
• Social obligations and the meaning of meals
• The cost of living in China – How a soon to be graduate spends her money
• China’s film failures
• Top China Stories 9/11-9/17
• Traitor of the Chinese People
• A different reading of China’s recent history
• The Party’s narrative of China’s history
• What do China’s 2.25 million soldiers do?
• The army is everywhere
• Mid-Autumn Festival
• Top China Stories 9/4-9/10
• School Food Poisoning
• Why China won’t abandon the hukou system
• How the hukou system creates AIDS villages
• From The Soil: The Foundations of Chinese Society – Book Review
• Forgotten wives and left behind grandparents
• Dumb Americans
• Top China Stories 8/27-9/3
• Seeing Red all weekend long
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• China’s millions of migrant workers
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• The state of rural schools in China and the broken educational system
• The education gap is tangible in rural China
• The Education Gap
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• A visit from the Doctor – Nanjing 1891
• The Coming Change – The Party loosens its grip on power
• How China will Change
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• A conversation on a little bit of everything – Party loyalty, Chinese world views, and Mao’s height
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• What living in China has made me appreciate about America
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