Showing posts with label Watching the China Watchers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watching the China Watchers. Show all posts
8/05/2009

Filthy Fiction: The Writings of Zhu Wen

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By Julia Lovell Chinese fiction of the 1990s was not short on shock value. If we think of the decade’s cultural tone being set by Deng Xiaop...
7/27/2009

Brought to You by the People’s Republic of The Onion

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By Haiyan Lee America's finest news source The Onion has a new owner! Since last week, readers have been bombarded with the good tiding...
7/01/2009

History, Generations, and China Stories

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In early May, a conference was held at Yale for retiring Chinese historian Jonathan Spence, with several China Beatniks in attendance. Here...
6/02/2009

It's so French

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When we first saw the Shanghai Daily 's headline on " Covering the China Beat ," we thought it might be a piece about us, inst...
5/27/2009

A News Story on School Collapses Tantalizes, Then Disappears

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Yesterday, China Media Project ’s David Bandurski published a post that highlights the best of what CMP does: muckraking in the China media ...
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5/11/2009

Creating Memory: J.G. Ballard and Shanghai

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When news of Shanghai-born J.G. Ballard's death  reached China Beat , we asked friend-of-the-blog Robert Bickers, author of Britain in C...
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2/22/2009

Around the Web…

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In case you are interested in reading more from writers we’ve referenced recently or on topics we’ve been tracking lately, here are a few re...
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