Wuhan to reward neighborhoods with $72,000 for having no new coronavirus cases
The district governments of the metropolis that comprises Wuhan โ the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China โ have announced plans to give cash...
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Chinaโs plan to relax immigration rules spurs all sorts of hateful comments from nationalistic Chinese
In a move to attract overseas professionals, Chinaโs Ministry of Justice has unveiled a set of regulations designed to expand the scope of foreigners eligible...
Actor Shawn Yue is sorry for a Hong Kong protest reference, but the Chinese internet is not satisfied
MADNESS, the fashion line created and managed by Hong Kong actor and entrepreneur Shawn Yue (ไฝๆไน Yรบ Wรฉnlรจ), has removed a sweater from store shelves...
Will China’s government-controlled cloud rain on fintech innovation?
The Chinese government is experimenting with financial technologies of all kinds, including blockchain and a central bank digital currencyย that would be issued by the People’s...
A guide to navigating Chinese media
In Chinese newsrooms, editors refer to a certain late-night text theyโll often receive, just before going to print, as โthe rooster crowing at midnight.โ These...
Beijing expels three Wall Street Journal reporters
Photo credit: The China Project illustration by Derek Zheng On February 3, the Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by Walter Russell Mead with...
12 awesome Chinese emperors who changed history
This weekโs Kuora by Kaiser Kuo looks at Chinese imperial history: From Qรญn Shว Huรกng ็งฆๅง็ to the Qianlong Emperor (ไนพ้ๅธ Qiรกnlรณng Dรฌ), here are...
Stocks plummet as COVID-19 spreads across Asia and Europe
The China Project illustration by Derek Zheng โIt was an ugly day on Wall Street,โ reports CNBC. โThe Dow closed down more than 1,000 points...
โThe uncertainty is oppressiveโ: A coronavirus dispatch from Hong Kong
Hong Kong has gone through a lot in the last few months, from mass demonstrations to sieges at universities, resulting in an economic downturn and...