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Chinese New Year is coming! I'll be on holiday in Singapore, so there won't be an update next week. But I will be posting notes about my trip, wishing all my readers a wonderful year of the horse, also 恭喜发财!
It has been two years since the Chinese government initiated its trade-in policies to boost domestic demand, and the results are due for a hard look. Li Xunlei, chief economist at Zhongtai Securities and a veteran of three decades in macroe...
Last Sunday, I went to a panel discussion with Professor Yao Yang and Professor Nie Huihua in Beijing, where they discussed the ongoing Chinese economic transition, hosted by a podcast host Li Yubai. And I want to share the transcript with ...
Yesterday, the Chinese central government published its annual No.1 document (中央一号文件). As part of Chinese political tradition, every year since 2004, the Chinese government has addressed farmers or rural-related issues through its annual "N...
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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]
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.
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