China Newsbase
Fast, easy search of the China news that matters
The China News Database was last updated at 01:50PM on November 9, 2023.
Database searches currently perform best when a tag filter is used. We suggest trying out these tags: Xi Jinping, Russia, Taiwan, COVID-19, climate change, electric vehicles, gaming, IPOs, Belt and Road Initiative.
You may also filter by articles featured in our daily members-only Access newsletter, to get a curated overview of the top news and analysis about Chinese politics, business, and society. Select one option:
- All top news and analysis
- The China Project top news and analysis
- Top news and analysis from elsewhere — Stories in the “News briefing,” previously known as “Recommended links”
This product is in beta testing and development. If you would like to share feedback on the content or user experience, please email editors@thechinaproject.com.
1,099 articles matching the search query.
Beijing’s New Solution for Millions of Tons of Trash
Following in Shanghai’s footsteps, the Chinese capital will become the second city in the country to implement a compulsory waste-sorting policy.
Why China’s Gay Academics Feel They Must Stand Out or Stay Hidden
Some have won recognition and acceptance by outperforming their straight peers, but holding sexual minorities to a higher standard is neither ethical nor reasonable.
How a New Law Turned China’s Vaccine Industry Upside-Down
China is trying to inoculate itself against future faulty vaccine scandals with strict new legislation. But the changes have led to complications.
China Approves Production of First Domestic HPV Vaccine
Experts say the low-cost vaccine will be accessible to a large population and help prevent cervical cancer.
The Problem With China’s Medical Tourism Boom
Millions of anxious women have traveled to Hong Kong in search of peace of mind, but local clinics and insurance agents aren’t always reliable health partners.
The Trial Testing China’s New ‘Fake Drugs’ Policy
As China relaxes a law against importing unapproved medication, a woman’s future hangs in the balance.
Silent No More: How China’s Domestic Abuse Victims Spoke Out
Despite China’s introduction of landmark anti-domestic violence legislation, progress on the issue remains slow. In 2019, victims took to social media to share their pain.
Exploring the Many Faces of Beauty in Modern China
Photographer Luo Yang challenges traditional norms with her portraits of young Chinese.
Dogs’ Lives: Rescuing China’s Growing Pack of Strays
A recent boom in pet ownership has led to millions of abandoned animals wandering China’s streets. In 2019, the country started to do something about it.
How Li Ziqi Repackages Rural China For Urban Fantasies
Conversations about the social media star tend to focus on her international popularity, but what do her Chinese fans see in her?
2019: The Year China Went to War on Garbage
In China’s major cities, people started talking trash with the introduction of strict — at times baffling — new waste-sorting schemes.
China’s Biggest Subsidy-Free Solar Farm Powers Up in Liaoning
A unit of China’s State Power Investment Corp. has brought online a 500-megawatt solar farm in the northeastern province of Liaoning, the nation’s biggest subsidy-free solar project.
China Is Updating the Do’s and Don’ts of Saying ‘I Do’
Revisions being considered by China’s top legislators include ‘cool-off periods’ before divorces and mandatory disclosure of ‘serious illnesses’ between spouses. Netizens aren’t exactly holding their peace.
The Lives of China’s Young Undertakers
Death is one of China’s biggest taboos. It’s also a thriving industry in need of fresh blood.
China’s Year in Sports in 7 Words
For Chinese sports, 2019 was a year of triumphs, disappointments, and — above all — controversies.
Pastoral-Life Vlogger Sparks ‘Cultural Export’ Debate
Though some in China praise Li Ziqi for achieving international fame, others worry that the Sichuan-based influencer reinforces negative stereotypes of rural China.
Why China’s Trying to Get Professors Back to the Podium, Again
Education officials want to establish a first-rate university system. First they have to convince professors to show up for class.
Courting Russia with South China Sea oil: a risky gamble for Duterte
The Philippine president has invited the Russian oil giant Rosneft to explore for oil in the disputed waterway. Experts warn that could put the Philippines in the middle of a three-way tug of war between the US, China and Russia
China's New Coal Plants Raise Climate Threat
The government has eased limits on building coal-fired power plants despite global warming concerns.
Hong Kong-flagged oil tanker attacked by pirates off Nigeria, 19 kidnapped
The Nave Constellation seized by pirates while fully loaded after leaving offshore oil rig in perilous Gulf of Guinea.
