Lingua Sinica
Lingua Sinica, Heng Yu Chien, Dalia Parete, Jordyn Haime, Bing Xiao, Mark Chiu, David BandurskiNews, analysis, and commentary on Chinese-language media from the PRC and beyond.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 153 | Subscribers | Read | linguasinica.substack.com |
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The writers behind this newsletter.
News, analysis, and commentary on Chinese-language media from the PRC and beyond.
Currently chief editor of 《田間》, CMP’s Chinese-language news magazine of and about global Sinophone media and journalism.
Researcher at the China Media Project. Editor of Intersections, a monthly bulletin dedicated to coverage of women’s issues and feminism in the Chinese-language media space.
Taiwan-based freelance journalist writing about society, politics, and history; especially interested in where Jewish and Chinese histories overlap.
US-China | Policy Analyst | Reporter
Mark is a researcher for the China Media Project's Lingua Sinica platform. A former political journalist, he holds a master's degree in International Studies and Diplomacy from SOAS. After considering a diplomatic career, he returned to journalism.
David has led the China Media Project's research and partnerships since 2017, having joined CMP in Hong Kong in 2004. He is the author of Dragons in Diamond Village (Penguin), and co-editor of Investigative Journalism in China (HKU Press).
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