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Chinese Students Respond to USC Sexual Harassment Exposé
Colleagues at university clinic accused gynecologist of targeting Chinese women.
Popular ‘Rage Comics’ Brand Gagged for Making Fun of Martyrs
Baozou Manhua in trouble over jokes about civil war heroes — just a week after its spinoff film closed a huge Netflix deal.
U.S., China talks focus on cutting trade gap, $200 billion target disputed
China is "meeting many" Trump administration demands to cut its trade surplus with the United States, but a definitive deal to resolve deep trade differences could take a while to develop, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Friday.
Romance Without Borders
As China grows its influence in Uganda, one cross-cultural couple raises a family.
Is Gender Equality at Chinese Colleges a Sham?
More women than men attend the country’s universities, but overall the gender gap still favors the boys.
Dealing With Death, China’s Biggest Taboo
Organizations prepare terminally ill patients and their families for the inevitable.
U.S. accuses China of stealing patents in WTO complaint
The United States launched a complaint against China at the World Trade Organization on Friday, part of a package of trade measures announced by President Donald Trump on Thursday over China's alleged theft of U.S. intellectual property.
‘Face Loans’ Prove China’s Unnerving Obsession With Beauty
Easily obtainable loans for cosmetic surgery show that our bodies are becoming increasingly financialized.
The Foreign Missionaries Who First Turned a Lens on China
From the 19th century, Christian preachers started capturing the country’s more mundane activities.
U.S. to seek 'like-minded' G20 countries to counter China: Treasury official
The Trump administration will seek to work with "like-minded" countries at the Group of 20 finance leaders meeting early next week in Argentina to push back against China's state subsidies and investment policies, a senior U.S. Treasury official said on Thursday.
Chamber of Commerce warns Trump against China tariffs
The head of the most influential U.S. business lobbying group warned the Trump administration that unilateral tariffs on Chinese goods could lead to a destructive trade war that will hurt American consumers and U.S. economic growth.
Guns for Hire: China’s Social Media Militia Engage on Command
How the entertainment industry has become a battleground for China’s legions of paid posters.
The Truth About China’s Unknown Millions of Drug Users
Surveys on drug-taking reveal much more users than officials estimate — and we should adjust our policies accordingly.
Blessings and Hardships for Taxi-Driving Single Mom
Li Shaoyun’s daughter goes to kindergarten for free, but Li struggles to make ends meet after a minor traffic accident.
Why Chinese Parents Turn a Blind Eye to Reform School Abuse
Some would rather accept an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ solution than acknowledge it’s their child’s home environment that needs fixing.
Why Money Can’t Buy You Knowledge — Except in China
Pay-for-knowledge platforms are charging anxious middle-class consumers for formulaic answers to life’s most complex questions.
Chinese Grads Return Home With Degrees and Disillusionment
With foreign diplomas now common in China, ‘sea turtles’ find domestic job prospects disappointing.
Chinese Government Tells Dating Websites to Vet Users
Directive comes after netizens suggest Jiayuan.com could be held partially responsible for tech entrepreneur’s suicide.
Herbal Tea Rivals Must Share Trademark, Supreme Court Says
China’s top legislative body orders a truce after years of squabbling over design rights.
Waking Up to the Threat of Domestic Violence
Abuse at home is a brutal reality for millions in China. A new law aims to bring about change.
