Editor’s note for Wednesday, September 28, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
My thoughts today:
As everyone sensible, including me, has been saying for a number of days, rumors of a coup in Beijing have been greatly exaggerated. Xรญ Jรฌnpรญng ไน ่ฟๅนณ reappeared on state TV yesterday.
New video:
- Lizzi Lee interviewed journalist Eliot Chen on the difficulties of purging U.S. supply chains of forced labor,
- Lizzi also spoke to Bill Reinsch, international business chair for the CSIS and former National Trade Council president on what a recent Wall Street Journal article might have missed about U.S. export controls on sensitive technology.
- You can see last weekโs TikToks by Susan St.Denis on our webpage โ no need for TikTok app! If you donโt mind having ByteDance in your phone, you can subscribe to our our account here.
Andrew Methven, who writes our excellent Phrase of the Week column and the Slow Chinese newsletter, is launching a new course that teaches a framework for efficiently reading and understanding Chinese language news. Click here to find out more and sign up with a 10% discount for The China Project subscribers.
Our word of the day is fire disaster (็ซ็พ huวzฤi).
