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2/11/2009

Happy 牛Year!

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By Christopher C. Heselton On January 25, 2009, Lunar New Year’s Eve, millions of Chinese watched Zhao Benshan’s comedic stylings on the Spr...
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2/10/2009

Recommendations for Obama: V

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We asked China watchers from a variety of backgrounds to answer the question "What should Obama be reading about China?" While we...
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2/09/2009

When the Past Catches Up

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By Lauri Paltemaa In December, the Chinese Communist Party celebrated the 30 years anniversary of reforming and opening up policy that becam...
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2/05/2009

Starbucks in China: A Top Five List

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Starbucks has been a glowing beacon of capitalism-on-Chinese-soil (some might say…) for years now, and many took glee in the opening of a St...
2/04/2009

Obama Recommendations: IV

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By Kate Merkel-Hess The search terms “Obama China” have brought a lot of readers to China Beat over the past two months. We are by no means...
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2/03/2009

"Big Pants" Unveiled

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Alex Pasternak has written a couple pieces for China Be at in the past (such as " Beijing's Olympic Forecast "), and so we we...
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2/02/2009

Obama Recommendations: III

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By Kate Merkel-Hess We aren’t the only ones with advice in regards to China for President Obama of late. For instance, Rebecca MacKinnon rec...
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2/01/2009

Incense Power, Incense Peace

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Whan that Aprille, with hise shoures soote, The droghte of March hath perced to the roote So priketh hem Nature in hir corages- Thanne longe...

FAQ#8: Was there a Master Plan to use the Olympic Games to Promote a Positive Image of China to the World ?

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(And What was the Strategy for Dealing with the International Criticism on Human Rights)? (This is a shortened version of a paper presente...
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1/31/2009

Coming Distractions: The Annual AAS Meeting

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Robert Buswell, Association for Asian Studies President, and Jeffrey Wasserstrom, the editor of the Journal of Asian Studies  (and a  China ...
1/29/2009

A Bible for Beijing

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By Pierre Fuller A few weeks ago my mother learned at her Greenwich, Conn., church that, beyond church grounds, Bibles cannot be purchased i...
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1/28/2009

Everything Old is New Again

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One year ago today, I posted an essay entitled "What Shall We Do with the Dead Dictator?", which discussed the DPP government'...
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