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This Week in Rural China

Nathan Whittaker, Paule

This Week in Rural China explores the landscapes, lives, and quiet revolutions shaping China's countryside. Each week, discover sharp analysis, evocative storytelling, and reflections illuminating China beyond the skylines.

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Latest Issues

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The Harvest: This Week in Rural China – Dispatch No. 20 (2 May 2025)

On 28 April, a villager inspects water levels in the rice paddies at the Jiabang Terraces in Congjiang County, Guizhou Province. Photo by Yang Wenbin, Xinhua News Agency.

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The Harvest: This Week in Rural China – Dispatch No. 19 (25 April 2025)

22nd April 2025: Transplanters weave through the fields in Yanggou Village, Henan, as farmers work to plant rice amidst ongoing drought challenges.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Nathan Whittaker

    Once roamed the streets of China, now focused on finding the vita contemplativa. A product of Chinese Studies at Edinburgh and Nankai, I write about rural China while elbow-deep in underground Chinese documentaries, music, and literature.

  • Paule

    Former diplomat turned farmer. Dual Masters in Sino-European relations at Fudan/IEP Paris. Digging deep into China’s agriculture and ecology.

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