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In this week’s The China Project Signal, we’ll take a look at the current state of philanthropy in China, trace some of the most significant trends in its explosive expansion over the last decade, and consider what the future may have in store for this dynamic sector.
College professor suspended for diminishing China’s ‘four great inventions’
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The latest Mandopop Month song feature on The China Project.
Peking University slammed for giving scholarship to non-Chinese-speaking Filipino
Chinese TV show ‘A Little Reunion’ applauded for depicting workplace sexual harassment
College Daily fires back at the New Yorker, accusing it of bias and fabrication