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Connecting the U.S. and China through entrepreneurship with Jeff Ji and Ken Wong
Entrepreneurs Jeff Ji and Ken Wong have used cultural activities such as Harley-Davidson motorcycle tours and badminton to bring people from the U.S. and China together.
Fixed income investments in China — A-Share Intelligence with Gerard DeBenedetto
Chinese stock markets are susceptible to wild oscillations but the associated risks don’t always bring returns, even to the savvy investor. Investing in the fixed income market is one way to help balance the volatility.
The good old days
Illustrator Peng Kai celebrates Shanghai’s essence
Editor’s Note for Monday, May 9, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
Hong Kong names ex-cop John Lee as its new leader
Under Hong Kong’s controversial new election process, John Lee has won the single-candidate election to become the city’s top leader. Lee received 1,416 of the 1,424 votes cast by a pro-Beijing election committee that has been chosen to represent Hong Kong’s 7.5 million people.
China’s pharma companies are spending big on R&D, but global success remains elusive
Ambitious Chinese healthcare companies are using artificial intelligence and genetic science to develop new drugs. But there is no shortcut to the market when it comes to innovative medicines.
COVID causes blanket postponement of top-tier sporting events in China
Meanwhile: Mercedes F1 boss wants three Chinese races in the future.
Why the U.S. and China might broker a deal on U.S. capital access
Despite mounting bilateral tensions, capital flows may be one area the U.S. and China can find common ground.
Chinese food blogger comes out in suicide note on Bilibili
The popular content creator’s sexual identity, however, was blurred out in some reports in Chinese media, leading to outrage among his followers and those in China’s LGBTQ community.
It will be COVID-zero until the fall — Editor’s Note for Friday, May 6, 2022
A note for Weekly newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
‘So bored, his balls ache’ — phrase of the week
Are scholars who theorize about Chinese social media just bored out of their minds? Some Chinese internet users prefer a slightly more vulgar way to describe a certain type of ennui.
How scared are people in Beijing of a COVID lockdown? — Q&A with Anthony Tao
A chat with Anthony Tao, The China Project’s managing editor, who lives in Beijing, where some of his fellow residents are stockpiling food in fear of strict Shanghai-style lockdowns that could come to the city if COVID rates continue to rise.
Can Yili be China’s first global milk industry champion?
China has a domestic milk industry champion that rose steadily over the last few decades and is now ready to take on the world.
Editor’s Note for Thursday, May 5, 2022
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
Hikvision and JD.com are in America’s crosshairs
The U.S. may sanction Chinese surveillance companies for human rights reasons, and delist Chinese tech companies from American stock markets for lack of auditing transparency.
Q&A: J.P. Morgan’s Joyce Chang on world economic outlook and China’s bond market
Joyce Chang, chair of Global Research at J.P. Morgan, talks about themes that are transforming the global economy, China’s bond market, and being a woman on Wall Street.
Plenty of Russian gas is flowing to China
Russia-to-China natural gas exports are rising despite what may have been an energy-related spat in late March. And after over a decade of delays, Russia finally completed its portion of a rail bridge connecting the two countries.
Chinese supermarkets, airlines, and hotels are COVID victims, but ecommerce companies are raking it in
Supermarkets, airlines, hotels, movie theaters, and other businesses dependent on physical human traffic are suffering under China’s COVID-19 lockdowns, but ecommerce companies are raking it in.
What do Chinese people think about the war in Ukraine?
Yawei Liu, senior director for China at the Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia, and Danielle Goldfarb, head of global research at RIWI Corp, discuss Chinese public opinion on the Russo-Ukrainian War.
The Chinese internet reacts to Roe v. Wade leak
“For a country that talks big about human rights, American people seem incredibly vulnerable to human rights violations.”
