Educated, unmarried Chinese women have been dubbed “leftovers” by the state, who want them to focus on having children. Their independence is transforming China’s demographics...
Three new books grapple with the suppressed histories of modern China, from the Cultural Revolution to the Covid pandemic. But for every state effort to...
Daniel A. Bell has been proposing a Confucian, meritocratic alternative to liberal democracy for decades. In a new memoir, his optimism for the China model...
In early 2020, at the height of China’s early Covid epidemic, over a dozen American journalists were expelled from the nation. Where does that leave...
In a 1966 essay, the American historian and father of Chinese Studies reflects on centuries-old cultural and political differences in the (then) early days of...
Join us at Asia Society in New York for a conversation with Pulitzer Prize winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn about their time at the New York Times Beijing bureau in the late 1980s, as chronicled in Kristof's recent memoir "Chasing Hope: A Reporter's Life."
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