Fellows Column
Anyuanding, and why political reform can’t wait
After revelations that a private firm in Beijing was hired by local governments to round up rights petitioners, Xiao Shu argues that China’s political system is in urgent need of reform. Read
Ningxia officials study up on Control 2.0
Wang Chen (王晨), director of the SCIO and China’s top Internet control official, teaches cadres in Ningxia how to control and spin information for “positive” results. Read
Why we must be more reasonable
Zhang Ming reflects on a recent opinion poll showing that more Taiwanese have negative views of mainlanders. Read
New media, new challenges
A recent piece in the CCP journal Study Times, published by the Central Party School, discusses how new media have brought subtle but important changes to China’s political culture. Read
What faces China’s future journalists?
In these tough but promising times, the future of Chinese journalism lies in the hands of both enterprising journalists and the government. Read
Can we really say Wen is insincere?
Wen Jiabao’s lack of action on political reform, has led many to doubt his sincerity. But what about those other eight guys on the politburo? Read
CMP Editorial
What faces China’s future journalists?
In these tough but promising times, the future of Chinese journalism lies in the hands of both enterprising journalists and the government. Read
Comic China
Southern Metropolis Daily reported on September 28, 2010, that a secondary school teacher in the Guangdong manufacturing hub of Dongguan was arrested on… Read
CMP Fellows column
Anyuanding, and why political reform can’t wait
After revelations that a private firm in Beijing was hired by local governments to round up rights petitioners, Xiao Shu argues that China’s political system is in urgent need of reform. Read
Why we must be more reasonable
Zhang Ming reflects on a recent opinion poll showing that more Taiwanese have negative views of mainlanders. Read
