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Lishui is the nickname for my uncle, a farmer who has lived all his life in the suburbs of Tianjin, a big city in northeastern China.

“But the “Baodiao” movement (保釣運動)—short-hand for “Protect Diaoyutai” (釣魚臺) in Chinese—represents the first movement led by a generation of people in the city imbued with some inchoate sense of local consciousness (to which today's “Hongkonger” identity can be traced back), born and raised in Hong Kong upon the wave of mass migration from mainland China in the 1950s.”

Faced with technological and political upheaval, reformers decided that Chinese would need to change in order to survive.

January 8 is Kim Jong-un's birthday; he was born in 1984, which means he has turned 38 years old. U

Something on television caught the attention of Stacy Langton, a mother of six living in northern Virginia, when ...

I was a target, writer Han Xiu says, describing her early years in China.

Aufheben's excellent account of the development and transformation of China and the Chinese working class from the time of Mao until today.

Tomahawk USA: Added fleet: Transport "Amphibia" and Missile cruiser Anti-Aircraft Defense - Tomahawk Battery EMP launcher Military laboratory Neutron General: Mine tank, with neutron mines only Tank China: New vehicles: Elite tank "Gattling", Tank "Mammoth...

In the almost one-hundred-year existence of the Chinese Communist Party (C.C.P.), its current general secretary, Xi Jinping, is only the second leader clearly chosen by his peers. The first was Mao Zedong. Both men beat out the competition, and thus secured a legitimacy their predecessors lacked.1 Why was Xi chosen?The Beijing rumor mill had long indicated that the outgoing

Police in southern China paraded four suspects through the streets for allegedly smuggling people across sealed borders in breach of pandemic control measures -- a controversial act of public shaming