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Chinese Outbound Tourism Soars
China's growing middle class wants to see the world and governments are agreeing to make it easier -- to the delight of the travel industry. read more»
Commentary: Chinese Students' Constructive Nationalism
Political scientist Daniel Bell discusses what moves Chinese students and where they look to for answers read more»
Contemporary Chinese Art: Generating Debate and Sometimes, Staggering Prices
With relatively little off-limits, artists are producing diverse and often controversial works. read more»
Have You Seen Me Yet?
With the Beijing Games attracting unprecedented global audiences, marketeers are offering clever television ads and chasing web surfers. read more»
Horrific Devastation Results in Temporary Loosening of Media Controls
Chaotic conditions following the May earthquake in Sichuan allowed reporters unprecedented freedom in China, leading to increased visibility and massive donations. read more»
It's a Much Smaller World, After All
Successful elsewhere, Disney hasn't met its targets in Hong Kong; changes are underway read more»
Review and Interview: The Fortune Cookie Chronicles
Jennifer 8. Lee gives in to her obsession with Chinese food and produces a fun and memorable look at Chinese food as a global cuisine. read more»
Book Review: Living a New Language
Acclaimed Chinese author Ha Jin draws on his own experience as an immigrant in his first novel set primarily in America. read more»
China's Presence Increasingly Important in Cooling the World's Hot Spots
China takes an active role in U.N. peacekeeping operations read more»
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