The final Kuora column
Today marks the final time we’ll run Kuora (a play on “Quora”), written by Kaiser Kuo, a weekly column that began near the end of 2017 and has touched on everything from the usefulness of the Chinese language to the origins of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests to food to why Chinese people don’t smell.
The final column is a fitting one to end on, considering the diversity of subjects Kaiser has written about: a chronological list of every major event in Chinese history.
And while you’re at it, three other good ones we’d recommend:
- Why do so many people feel that the Chinese can’t possibly be OK with their government or society?
- How realistic is America’s media portrayal of China?
- Why does the Chinese Communist Party not permit opposition groups?
—Anthony Tao
