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Reporter in Beijing and worked for Guancha Net in Shanghai. My opinions are my own. Feel free to contact me by email: [email protected]
Sharing stories from China, as told by Chinese people. Work in the power sector, and tweet about China electricity and energy, especially energy economics, policy, and news for renewables, nuclear power, and grid issues at @pretentiouswhat
Oxford MPP 26', Oxford-Creat Scholar. Ex-journalist from Southern Weekly南方周末, covers int' politics and foreign affairs. Worked for CCTV and China National Health Commission, intern at Chicago City Treasurer’s Office.
Experimentalist in training. Political Science PhD @ HKU; International Security Policy & South Asian Studies, MIA @ Columbia University; BA @ Peking University
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