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.
Life is not quite normal in China’s capital as fears of a lockdown rise alongside infection rates, but many people don’t fear the worst.
Pandemic restrictions are affecting all of China’s major metropolises: This is a roundup of the latest lockdown news.
What is really going on in China with COVID?
Older malls can’t seem to keep up with the allure of easy online shopping or luxurious new shopping centers.
John Lee, a former law enforcement official and a favored candidate to win, has announced his currently unopposed bid to be Hong Kong’s next leader.
Dingding Chen, a professor of international relations at Jinan University, joins the Sinica Podcast to offer his perspective on how Beijing views the ongoing war in Ukraine.
William Klein, a veteran diplomat who served as acting deputy chief of mission in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, joins the Sinica Podcast to reflect on the intensifying mistrust between the U.S. and China, and what we can expect in the future.
COMMUNE, a trendy Chinese bar and restaurant chain, has nearly 100 locations across Beijing, Shanghai, and the country’s main provincial capitals. It has larger ambitions, and just raised “several hundred million yuan” to achieve them.