“We Shanghainese value our image. We don’t want to lose face in front of the entire world…”
“We Shanghainese value our image. We don’t want to lose face in front of the entire world…”
Series of 6 pictures from Thailand in the 1960s depicting their differences from Communist China, including education, mobility, property, labor, & religion.
A review of the 2009 Chinese film on the Nanjing Massacre that proved to be shocking as expected, but not the propaganda film that many foreigners feared.
China is increasingly showing signs of planning an escape from the US Dollar…from backing the IMF, to buying gold, commodities, and foreign assets.
Expats in China often stick to themselves, either because they find it difficult to make real friendships with local Chinese or because they can’t be bothered.
Some people have the mistaken notion that their right to free speech extends to the comments they make on other people’s websites. Heh, these people are wrong.
Detailed review and photos of Quintet Shanghai, a great alternative to sterile business hotels, located in the French Concession, with Fay Yen as its friendly innkeeper!
Shanghai, often recognized for its free-market tendencies & environmental leadership, is introducing China’s first municipal trading mechanism to curb pollution.
Interview with Chinese-American expat Rand Han, the man behind China advertising blog littleredbook, on the advertising in China & entrepreneurial strategies.
Who are China’s most influential business leaders? Why are they infuential? A look into Fortune China’s 2008 list of 25 Most Influential Business Leaders.
A list of 10 “atypical” English China blogs for when you’re tired of the “standard white-dude-in-china” blogs that always talk about current events, politics, media, business, commerce, and law.
Did Jackie Chan really say “Chinese people need to be controlled”? Let’s take a look at the Chinese and see if his comments were taken out of context and sensationalized by the Western media.
Calling all seasoned China residents or visitors: CNR needs your help identifying confirmed, dependable, wireless internet access hot spots in major cities throughout China. Heed our call! Serve us!
Interview with Charles Custer, the main blogger (and hip hop artist!) behind ChinaGeeks, a young up-and-coming English language blog known for its well-written coverage of China issues.
Since chinaSMACK popped into the scene, other English China blogs have increasingly copied its formula of translating Chinese discussion forum news and content.
