(June 8, 2011) A move closer to work reaps many benefits.
My new green life
Dried Taiyuan
(June 8, 2011) On a visit to Taiyuan in northern China, the author stops to admire a river that flows through the city and later, a magnificent river-fed fountain, only to discover: the fountain is fake and the river dried up.
Zhanghe
(June 8, 2011) A brief reminiscence of a once free-flowing and bountiful river from the author’s youth is now a tragedy writ large: a microcosm of the woes – many of which are preventable – that currently beset China’s waterways.
The persecution of Ni Yulan
(June 8, 2011) “We believe that until the day the rule of law is established in China, what happened to Ni Yulan today could happen to each one of us.”
Zeng Jinyan: Salt panic highlights a crisis of confidence in China
(April 12, 2011) In this first in a series, Voices From China, Chinese blogger Zeng Jinyan writes that the panicked response of Chinese citizens to the Japanese nuclear crisis betrays a fundamental distrust of the Chinese Government and official media.
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