Complete Archive

Here is a complete list of all the posts (ordered from oldest to newest)

• There must be something in the air…
• Blowing Smoke
• News Story of the Week
• Looking back at my first day
• Looking back at my first day, part 2
• Remembering the Rape of Nanking
• Helllloooo…Hallloooo…
• Week 1 is done
• Lets state the obvious, I’m not from around here
• The first day of class is just as scary when you are teaching
• News Story of the Week
• “I want to eat your face!” – First day part 2
• Christmas in China
• Santa Claus is coming to town?
• Teaching Christmas to communists
• Your early Christmas present
• Live from China its Christmas Eve
• News stories of the week
• Want to help with a surgery? Come on over
• Mao’s Fuzzy Math and the One Child policy
• The Myth of the One Child Policy
• The Problems They Didn’t Foresee
• The Best Place in China
• Another Site to be Blocked in China
• New Year’s eve in China
• News Story of the Week
• Winter in China, and Why I Hate It
• Can the world afford China’s heating bill?
• Who am I to Judge China?
• We’ve got a lot to look forward to
• Your Home in Rural Guangxi
• The hidden lives of Chinese students
• News Story of the Week
• A Weekend Treat
• Abuse in Rural China
• The Strongest Students
• It’s Easy to Learn Chinese – Really
• Why 10,000 Characters is easier than it seems
• Compound words, more of a puzzle than a problem
• Home for a Bit
• Guest Post – Why I didn’t join the Communist party
• There Ain’t no Party like a Communist Party
• What does the Party do?
• It’s About Dam Time
• Why I’m happy I’m not a Chinese Construction Worker
• Guest Post – Why I Joined the Communist Party
• Guest Post- What the Communist Party Means to Me, and How to Join
• Traveling
• A Few Things to Watch
• News Story of the Week
• China Isn’t the Next Egypt
• Happy (Chinese) New Year
• So what’s it like over there in China?
• A Taste of the Real China
• News Story of the Week
• A Touch of Poetry
• The View of North Korea from China
• China’s Unflinching Support of N. Korea
• Dark Clouds for Development
• News Story of the Week
• China’s Stumbling Blocks
• The Emergency in China’s Hospitals
• China’s Biggest Hurdle
• The two things you need to understand to thrive in China
• Guanxi- how to make it work for you
• WordPress Unblocked in China
• News Story of the Week
• Why are Chinese such bad drivers?
• China’s GDP doesn’t mean what you think it does
• Does China’s Growth mean Communism works?
• Is inflation a Party crasher?
• The Difficulty of Dialects
• News Story of the Week
• China’s Trump Card – Stability
• The Paradox of Development
• How much does a Chinese factory worker make?
• China still needs Aid
• Only 6% of Chinese people are happy?
• News Story of the Week
• China’s Growing African Empire -The Good
• China’s Growing African Empire – The Bad
• China’s Growing African Empire – The Ugly
• Culture Shocks
• Personal Space – China doesn’t have it
• China is a Democracy? – News Story of the Week
• Chinese Reactions to Japan’s Earthquake
• Can “Culture” be a Problem?
• The traditional concept of Family in China
• The Chinese Family Under Mao
• The Chinese Idea of Family First
• Tackling the Nuclear Problem with a Grain of Salt – News Story of the Week
• Censorship in China: an Introduction to the Great Firewall of China
• The Other Side of the Great Firewall – The Hidden Joys of the Chinese Internet
• China treats Copyrights like a joke
• Shanzhai – China’s Knock Off Culture
• Rolex, Getcha Rolex Here!- The problem with piracy
• 500 Million infected with TB – News Story of the Week
• The Boss’s Speech and Other Oddities at Chinese Weddings
• What Happened to Traditional Chinese Weddings?
• Chinese Wedding Days & Wedding Nights
• 100 Posts!
• Guest Post – I Hate the Chinese Ideas about Marriage
• Expired Women and Family Obligations
• Who’s Afraid of Ai Weiwei? – News Story of the Week
• Qing Ming Festival and Traditional Chinese Ideas About Death
• A Typical Lesson in a Chinese School
• Creative Thinking Is Too Often Absent From the Chinese Classroom
• Chinese Education Evaluators Are Passing Failing Schools
• Cheating with Chinese Characteristics
• China hits a Green Tech Home Run – News Story of the Week
• The Future of Education in China
• Another Look at China in Africa
• Please Vote For Me – An Attempt at Democracy in the Chinese Classroom
• Food Safety? Not in China
• Grabby Beggars and Showy Givers – Cultural Differences in Charity in China
• A Trip Through a Chinese Market
• Slowing Down the High Speed Rails – News Story of the Week
• A Fight at the Hospital – Abortion in China
• At What Point Does China Become a Superpower?
• Is China’s Political Power Enough to Make it a Superpower?
• Does China’s Military Might Make it a Superpower?
• How Long Until We Are All Singing Beijing Opera? – China’s Soft Power
• Volunteers Save 500 Dogs From Being Slaughtered – News Story of the Week
• A Discussion with the Least Likely Dissenter
• How are farmers viewed in modern China?
• How Poor Are Chinese Farmers?
• SeeingRedInChina.com
• Visiting the Farms of Rural China
• Systemic Problems that Keep China’s Farmers Poor
• Guest Post – Spring is in the Air, So is the Smell of Urine
• The First Village of China – A Trip to Huaxi
• Chinese React to Bin Laden’s Death
• From Huaxi Cun to Potemkin Village
• So How is Huaxi so Rich?
• Yes, He Liked Huaxi Very Much! – Why Do Chinese People Like Dictators?
• Talking about Traditional Chinese Medicine with Chinese Doctors
• Chinese Students Want American Schools
• My Interview with ChinaTravel.net
• A New Path Out of Poverty?
• 1428 – The Aftermath of the Sichuan Earthquake
• Remembering the Sichuan Earthquake
• China’s Largest Land Grab
• China, What You Should Expect…
• Don’t Look For Efficiency in China
• Four Jobs That Highlight China’s Inefficiency
• There’s No Bureaucracy Like Chinese Bureaucracy
• Is China Headed For An Economic Crash?
• Does International Adoption Cause More Problems Than It Solves?
• Wedding Week
• Guest Post: Tim and Yan Jiang’s Story
• A Very Different Look at Intercultural Dating in China
• Confusion at the Coffee shop – Surprises from Chinese Dating Sites
• The Dirty Secrets Chinese Dating Sites Don’t Want You to Know
• Guest Post – How I Met My Wife and Lost My Visa: Chinese-Foreigner Relationships in the 90′s
• Intercultural Marriage Comes to Chinese Game Shows
• An Introduction to Mr. Li – A Model Leader
• Two Jobs In China That Are Better Than They Sound
• Protests in Inner Mongolia – Tension on the Northern Border
• Protests In Inner Mongolia – Is This Really About Race?
• Common Questions About Christianity in China
• What’s a House Church? – The difference between registered/unregistered churches in China
• What Can a Christian Do in China? And What Gets Foreigners Thrown Out?
• The Gov’t and the Chinese Church
• When the Air Stinks – The Cost of Pollution in China
• The Lasting Effects of Mission in China
• Re-thinking Chinese Stability
• Does Anybody like the Chengguan?
• The Elderly in China – Something to Admire
• Longzhou – A Forgotten Town with a Long History
• The New Rich – Attitudes about Money, Face, and Wealth in China
• China Wasn’t Built for Wheelchairs, But That is Starting to Change
• The Plight of the Mentally Disabled in China
• Ai Weiwei is Not Free – What we learned about China from his imprisonment
• Mental Health in China – a personal case
• Has China Peaked?
• China Doesn’t Want to Rule the World
• Myths Central to Party Rule – That Might Have Backfired
• Chairman Mao Was 70% Right (?)
• Mao Was 30% Wrong (+/-30,000,000 deaths)
• Red Songs, Red Banners, Red Olympics…But where is the heart?
• What living in China has made me appreciate about America
• Biggest, Fastest, Longest – China’s Infrastructure and Love of Superlatives
• Six-Peace Restaurant – Short story review
• But It’s Not My Fault – Family and Face in China
• Big Projects, Fat Pockets
• Infrastructure follow up – Nanjing’s brand new station needs repairs
• The Upside of All These Projects
• An Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine – 2000 years of practice in ~600 words
• Ancient Chinese Herbal Recipes – Why do some work while others are useless?
• Eating Everything – TCM and Chinese Cuisine
• The Future of TCM is Western Medicine
• On Vacation, But…
• Intercultural Weddings revisited
• Guest Post – Ignoring racism in the name of love – multiracial marrige
• Guest Post – Falling in love with a migrant worker
• Guest Post – Falling in love with a migrant worker -part 2
• Guest post – My husband is Chinese
• Guest Post – My husband is Chinese part 2
• A conversation on a little bit of everything – Party loyalty, Chinese world views, and Mao’s height
• A conversation on a little bit of everything – Party loyalty, Chinese world views, and Mao’s height – Part 2
• Guest Post – Are we prepared to just stand by? – Coal mining in China
• Back from Europe with new thoughts on China
• Last Train Home – Movie Review
• Weibo – Chinese Democracy or Mob Rule?
• Chinese legal practices, and the concept of “justice”
• 200 Posts!
• Near death experiences – Getting sick in China
• Going to the hospital in China – A few tips for medical emergencies in the middle kingdom
• Book Review- When a Billion Chinese Jump: How China will save mankind or destroy it
• This system cannot last forever – China’s coming change
• How China will Change
• The Coming Change – The Party loosens its grip on power
• A visit from the Doctor – Nanjing 1891
• China’s growing civil society
• Challenges to China’s Civil Society
• The Education Gap
• The education gap is tangible in rural China
• The state of rural schools in China and the broken educational system
• Teaching in the countryside: Why teachers can’t wait to leave
• Is teaching English in China a waste of time?
• China’s millions of migrant workers
• What the heck is a Hukou?
• Left Behind Children
• Seeing Red all weekend long
• No Experience Necessary
• Top China Stories 8/27-9/3
• Dumb Americans
• Forgotten wives and left behind grandparents
• From The Soil: The Foundations of Chinese Society – Book Review
• How the hukou system creates AIDS villages
• Why China won’t abandon the hukou system
• School Food Poisoning
• The Great Hot Melting Pot
• Top China Stories 9/4-9/10
• Night of the Living Head
• Mid-Autumn Festival
• The army is everywhere
• What do China’s 2.25 million soldiers do?
• The Party’s narrative of China’s history
• A different reading of China’s recent history
• Traitor of the Chinese People
• Top China Stories 9/11-9/17
• First Impressions
• China’s film failures
• The cost of living in China – How a soon to be graduate spends her money
• Social obligations and the meaning of meals
• How high can they build the wall? – The limits of the Great Fire Wall of China
• Interview with digital dissident 小米2020
• Poking fun at the Party – Jokes from Chinese netizens
• The importance of a hometown
• The social ethics of scamming – Why am I always getting ripped off in China?
• The Shanghai metro crash should have been avoided – reactions from Chinese friends
• Lessons from a traffic jam
• Alone, Away, Adrift on National Day, 1984
• Top China stories of the week 9/25 – 10/1
• Getting Educated – A glimpse of the worst school in China
• China is a real fixer-upper
• My favorite books for learning Chinese
• Petty officials
• China isn’t safe?
• Everyone in America has guns – China is the safest country in the world
• Top China Stories of the Week 10/2-10/8
• The Little Class that Could
• China is talking – bits of Weibo
• What really happened on Oct. 10, 1911?
• What is currency manipulation and why should I care?
• The currency bill won’t change China, but it will hurt Americans
• Guangdong education officials take credit for a public school in California
• An incredible lack of integrity
• China’s Vanished and Vanishing Memory
• Top Stories of the Week – 10/9 10/15
• China’s Vanished and Vanishing Memory – Part 2
• Heard on Weibo
• The West doesn’t understand China
• Two more arguments I’m tired of hearing
• Why China will never rule the world – Book review
• The Good Samaritan in China
• Heard on Weibo
• In Praise of the PRC – My talent show debut
• Leaving China
• Storming the hospital – Violence as a first choice
• Banquet etiquette for gaining face
• Child Beggars, Kidnapping, and Living with Dead Hearts
• Living with Dead Hearts – Interview with director Charlie Custer
• The Physiognomy of Chinese Officials
• Top Stories of the week 10/23-10/29
• Celebration with a Dash of Breaking and Entering
• Heard on Weibo – Huzhou riots, North Korea, and the plight of Chen Guangcheng
• White Guy Needed – Foreigners in Advertisements
• Seeing Red in China – The Book
• “But online, we are free”
• What happened to China’s historical buildings?
• Chen Guangcheng’s illegal detention reflects poorly on China, not just Linyi
• Top China Reads – 10/30-11/5
• Heard on Weibo – 10/30 – 11/05
• Crossing the invisible line – On being blocked in China
• AIDS in the countryside – How China struggles to control the epidemic
• There is no prostitution in China – The world’s oldest profession in the Middle Kingdom
• They need time in Hawaii to relax – Public spending on overseas travel
• Growing People Power – Netizens are changing China for the better
• Who Is Chen Guangcheng— A celebration of life on his 40th birthday
• Who is Chen Guangcheng – Fighting forced abortion and his trial
• Top stories of the week 11/06-11/13
• Who is Chen Guangchen – From a small prison to a big prison
• Ugly Americans make us all look bad
• Western companies should be blamed for China’s pollution
• When the DVD’s disappear you know something big is coming
• The regulation of religion in China
• Heard on Weibo: 11/13 -11/19
• Top stories of the week: 11/13-11/20
• Materialism in modern China
• Winter is coming…and it’s bringing global warming
• Things were better in the past
• What are Chinese people thankful for this year?
• Heard on Weibo: 11/20-11/26
• Top stories of the week 11/21-11/27
• The Subject – An excerpt from Yaxue’s latest work
• Reconsidering the campaign to suppress counterrevolutionaries
• In China, anything can come back to bite you
• Don’t expect customer service in China
• Chinese people are just like mice…
• Trying to stop a pickpocket – or – How to look foolish on the bus
• Heard on Weibo: 11/27-12/3
• Smoke and Mirrors
• Top China stories of the week: 11/27-12/04
• So you want to work in China… – A guide for those looking to teach English in the Middle Kingdom
• The silver lining to China’s smog
• What I learned by blogging about China for a year
• The best posts from the first year of Seeing Red in China
• A Summary of CECC Hearing on Conditions for Political Prisoners and Prospects for Political Reform in China
• Top China stories of the week 12/04-12/10
• Heard on Weibo: 12/04-12/11
• What do middle class Chinese want?
• Lessons from the Rape of Nanking
• Maybe today is my birthday – indirect communication in China
• The battle of Wukan – One village’s attempt to throw out corrupt officials and end land grabs
• Christian Bale visited Linyi – Does foreign pressure mean anything to the Chinese gov’t?
• Heard on Weibo 12/10-12/17 The battle of Wukan, Christian Bale, and the disappearance of Gao Zhisheng
• Top China stories of the week 12/11-12/18
• China Has Conquered Nature
• Kim Jong Il is dead – Candid Chinese reactions
• Malnutrition, over-nutrition, and a prosperous China
• Watchman Nee and the Little Flock Movement in Maoist China
• Christmas in the Chinese countryside
• Heard on Weibo 12/18-12/25 Wukan, Kim Jong Il’s death and 1989
• Red Envelopes, Gray Income, and Green Tea
• The art of giving and receiving gifts in China
• China’s global crisis recovery – economic success or economic illusion?
• China weathered the economic storm with college enrollment and household consumption
• Top China Stories – Christmas/New Year’s catch-up edition
• The Fat Years – book review
• China’s golden age depends on openness – Hu is wrong to wall off foreign influences
• Chinese Regionalism – The treasure trove of Chinese culture
• Putonghua – The struggle to unite China under a single language
• Heard on Weibo: 01/07 Cultural infiltration, Wukan, Chinese law and more…
• Top China stories of the week 01/01-01/08
• The biggest challenge facing China
• The lack of trust between customers and companies in China
• On vacation, but don’t fret
• Review of The Journey Through Nanjing
• Heard on Weibo, 01/14, train ticket, Yao Ming, stability bicycle
• A China Film Production Catastrophe
• A China Film Production Catastrophe: Part 2
• Girl criticized for calling it “China”
• Heard on Weibo, 01/21, sentences, and the list everyone wants to be on
• A Month or so in the House of Twitter
• China has too many people and none of them have any manners
• The Misty Poets: An introduction
• Heard on Weibo 1/21 – 1/28
• Bei Dao’s “Proclamation” – The rallying cry of Tian’anmen Square
• If-Then rewards cause a search for loopholes – how psychology explains China
• Heard on Weibo 1/29-2/4 – I have a dream, political reform, and the poem that may cost Zhu Yufu his freedom
• The next step for China’s economy
• China’s Silent Spring
• Ge Xun: 21 Hours in Beijing – part 1
• Ge Xun: 21 hours in Beijing – Part 2
• Lessons from Ge Xun’s forced disappearance
• I Love China
• Yes China! – Book Review
• The House of Love: An Inside Look at The Struggles of a Private Animal Shelter in China
• Around Town with Chen Guangcheng
• Heard on Weibo – Xi Jinping’s visit to Iowa, Bo Xilai, and the taboo subject of fear
• An Epidemic in Lu Chow Fu – A glimpse of mission work in 1900′s China
• Dying for justice – Suicide in modern China
• The water is clean but the pipes are dirty – The puzzling state of China’s “potable” water
• Is there still room for Lei Feng in modern China?
• Heard on Weibo 2/19-2/25 – A plea for opening up, national secrets, and gov’t oversight
• China isn’t ready for democracy – Vote buying, low quality people, and other excuses
• God is Red – Book review
• A message from the jianbing man
• Drinking Tea with the State Security Police – Who is being questioned?
• Drinking Tea with the State Security Police – Components of a He Cha Session
• Heard on Weibo 2/27-3/4 – Giving up Lei Feng for Fatty, Occupy Obama, and more from Chinese netizens
• “You can choose an official receipt or a can of Sprite” – Dodging taxes in China
• China’s biggest environmental problem isn’t the air
• Bringing water to the thirsty north – China’s South-North Water Transfer Project
• Are the Two Meetings pointless? – Writing laws that won’t be enforced
• Heard on Weibo, 3/4-3/10, what kind of country is this; Yu Luoke; morality file; organ harvesting
• High-speed Railway Collapse in Hubei – A tragedy averted by luck
• Criminal Procedure Law: What are they amending?
• The Wheels on the Bus Go ‘Round and ‘Round Nanjing
• Three messages the Party hope you heard at the Two Meetings and the surprise they hope you’ll forget
• You should be reading People’s Daily – The Party’s paper is the best tool for activists
• An irrational fear of crossing an invisible line
• China should be aiming lower, not higher
• “We can’t accept the fact that the trees will disappear” – the intangible costs of development
• China to stop using prisoners for organ donations…in 2017
• Heard on Weibo, 3/18-3/24 The Coup Edition
• China is still a police state (?)
• Weibo has flown completely off the rails – Why is the rumor mill still spinning?
• Hu Ping: Does Wen Jiabao Really Wish to Redress June 4th?
• Poor Economics and China’s 128 million people living in poverty
• Poor Economics and China’s 128 million people living in poverty- part 2
• Heard on Weibo, 3/24-4/01, “Chungking Jungle”; Gao Zhisheng’s half-hour visit; Taiwan’s democracy; Comrade Leung
• We should be worried about China’s health – Chinese doctors speak out
• The case of the effusive businessman – Succeeding in China with charm
• China has baby marriages?!
• Pro-Maoist site, Utopia, has been shut down – No reason to celebrate
• Preaching nationalism in an age of global citizens
• What does life in rural China look like?
• The fall of Bo Xilai and spreading rumors as civil disobedience in China
• China’s well educated garbage men – Sorting through the waste of superfluous degrees
• Some of the best Chinese short fiction (in English)
• The lives of recent Chinese graduates – Does a university degree bring a better life?
• Chinese graduates hate their low paying jobs, but are hopeful about the future
• Project visits
• Heard on Weibo, 4/21/12, The Coup Edition 2
• Message in an Ipad box
• An Angry Father
• Poisoned By Propaganda
• Breaking News Concerning Chen Guangcheng
• Complete Transcript and Translation of My Telephone Conversation with Chen Kegui (陈克贵)
• The escape of Chen Guangcheng is not a victory
• A train, a fight, and Chen Guangcheng
• An anonymous email from a concerned reader
• Video of CECC Hearing on Chen Guangcheng
• The case of the PHD cheat – guest post
• There’s no such thing as instant guanxi
• The rainy day guanxi fund – Understanding social obligations in China
• Yin-Yang: American Perspectives on Living in China – Book Review
• The Road to Rejuvenation – the full text of China’s Party approved history
• China’s official history part 2 – An earth-shattering event and delusions of grandeur
• China’s Party approved version of history part 3 – “Socialism is the only way to save China”
• What I learned slogging through China’s official version of history
• Trading family for a washing machine – Are China’s poor really better off?
• China’s tourism push – Does every city really need a new old town?
• Chen Guangcheng has landed in the US
• Talking with Christians in rural China
• “They monitor our phones and email” – talking with a provincial church leader
• Chinese Christians are filling vital roles in their communities (and a rant)
• Tom chats about rural China on ChinaBlogcast.com
• Why didn’t the gov’t build this village a road?
• Smoking as an expression of the Chinese idea of freedom
• The crackdown and foreign garbage – a few ideas that still need to be addressed
• An official account of corrupt officials – How People’s Daily reports on graft in China
• The Other China
• Today, June 4th
• Criticizing Everything – An interview with Chinese satirist Crazy Crab of Hexie Farm
• Mao’s Great Famine couldn’t happen again (but June 4th could)
• Hard rags and green bean gas – household “tips” from People’s Daily
• Chaos Theory
• “I have to go to the post office today, so I made sure to take my blood pressure medication”
• Family stories of the Rape of Nanking
• You should be reading Murong Xuecun
• Not all forced abortions require force
• The reign of Hu and Wen through the eyes of Jonathan Watts
• Dragon Boat Festival and Li Wangyang
• Xu Zhiyong (许志永): An Account of My Recent Disappearance
• Sheng Shuren: The Story of a Journalist in New China
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 2 – A trip to Shanghai
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 3 – Working for Xinhua
• Sheng Shuren: A Journalist in New China – Part 4 – The Great Leap Forward and Propaganda
• Sheng Shuren: A Jounalist in New China – Part 5 – The Untouchable
• Chen Wei’s (陈卫) wife waits for him to return
• Health care reform in China, one small step at a time
• Jubilant Patriotism – China’s view of Americans’ love of country
• Beijing, a Boon for Africa? – A discussion with Africans in China about China in Africa
• “They told us to love the Chinese and ‘look East’ for solutions” – Stories of China in Africa
• Silence without violence – How the Party applies pressure to activists and reformers
• How soft suppression may be benefiting activists
• New Citizens’ Movement, by Xu Zhiyong
• Reform not revolution – Thoughts on the New Citizens’ Movement
• Dream of Ding Village – Book Review
• The end of my time in China, but not the end of Seeing Red in China
• Memories from my first year in China
• The Best Class
• Breaking: China Retaliates against Activist
• The Plight of a Young Chinese Volunteer, by Xu Zhiyong
• Looking for Song Ze, by Liang Xiaojun
• Beijing’s floods and an ounce of prevention
• Reading Campaign: Ai Weiwei’s Blog
• Cultural Jealousy
• A very different Olympics
• An unpopular argument – it’s not just the government
• Philosophy of Ai Weiwei
• Ai Weiwei, Art with Chinese Characteristics, and the need for both Unity and Disunity
• “Why Was It So Dramatic?”
• The China travel experience
• Nothing to Say – The reading club hits a snag
• Don’t read too much into the Olympics and other practical advice from Ai Weiwei
• Honest words with regards to Liu Xiang
• Who’s more materialistic, the US or China?
• Let’s be clear about the actual issue — Ai Weiwei, final installment
• The Day I Got Arrested in China
• Thoughts on Getting Arrested in China
• Out of control gov’t official abuses power – a very generic post
• Vanity versus Value in the Chinese Consumer Market
• Dinosaurs and indoor pools – the lighter side of childhood in China
• Chinese friends on Sultry Spring Nights
• The Honest Truth About Dishonesty and how it shapes corruption in China
• Thoughts on the South China Seas – we should be more worried about fishermen than politicians
• Big Brother is watching — in the US
• Where good news is disappointing and bad news is hopeful
• A Portrait of a “Subverter”
• The one thing you can be angry about
• You might be right, but you’re wrong with that tone of voice
• While we’re on the issue of sovereignty, let’s talk about Tibet
• Visas to China are getting harder to attain
• Why I have no female Chinese friends
• Top Stories of the Week: Sept 24 – Oct 1
• Telling the truth about China
• Dr. Wang Shuping: How I Discovered the HIV Epidemic and What Happened to Me Afterwards
• Mo Yan, or “Don’t Talk”, Winner of 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature
• Trending: China Skepticism
• Mo Yan, According to You — Part One
• Mo Yan, According to You — Part Two
• Everything you wanted to know about sex in China, but were afraid to ask
• Coming out in the countryside
• Young Internet Cafe Owner Sentenced for Organizing Online Forum
• In China, criminal cases and elections hold much in common
• Chinese Take Note of the US Election … and that’s it
• Wang Tiancheng: In China, What Power Can Replace the Communist Party
• Economic development matters, human rights don’t – a guide to being promoted to the top of China’s Party
• First Human Rights Test Comes in Form of Dark Drama
• China’s lack of concern for the safety of children
• Role of Criminal Defense Lawyers in China’s Judiciary System
• In China, HIV & HCV Transmission through Blood Continues
• Freed Chongqing Prisoner Talks about Reeducation-through-Labor
• A Chair to Liu Xiaobo via Mo Yan
• Xi’s Empty Words Harm the Nation
• Lawyer Si Weijiang’s Statement Regarding Chen Kegui’s Case
• Eastern Lightning may be a cult, but they still have rights
• Ngaba
• Zhu Chengzhi, Yet Another Subverter?
• Chen Guangfu: How Far off is the Court Verdict from the Facts?
• A Chinese Dissident Makes Demands of Xi Jinping
• Southern Weekend Incident: Larger Picture
• Perspective on Southern Weekend Incident: Root, Failure & Future, by Mo Zhixu
• The Road Home Is 22 Years Long
• Accounting Firms’ Gold Rush Puts US Credibility on the Line, by He Qinglian
• Beijing Observation: Xi Jinping the Man, by Gao Yu
• Second Trial of Wang Dengchao to Be Held on the 7th
• The Opposition Path and China’s Future
• Around Town with Chen Guangcheng, the sequel
• Activist Criminally Charged for Comment about XJP’s Fan Club
• To Remember Is to Resist – by Teng Biao
• Teng Biao: Defense in the Second Trial of Xia Junfeng Case
• Lock Up and Lock Down
• The Artificial, Shameful and Evil Supreme Body of State Power, by Xu Zhiyong
• The Young Man with the Coolest Sign in the World
• Why Aren’t Shanghaiers Angry? An Online Discussion
• One Step Further in China’s Persecution of Dissidents’ Family Members
• Changing China through Mandarin, by Teng Biao
• The Coming Information Totalitarianism in China, by Mo Zhixu
• Ten-Year Old Girl Appeals for Help from China’s First Lady
• This Is the Reason Chinese Netizens Believe Why “Django Unchained” Was Barred
• Vaginas in Wrath: Face to Face with Masanjia Woman’s Labor Camp, by Ai Xiaoming
• Appeal to Immediately Free Seven Citizens Criminally Detained for Calling for Asset Disclosure
• Chen Guangcheng’s Family under Intense Harassment Lately
• Chinese Dream: To Become the Father of an American, by Jia Jia
• The Anxiety of a Propaganda Chief in the Face of Media Changes, by Song Zhibiao
• More Citizens Detained in China for Demanding Public Disclosure of Officials’ Personal Wealth
• The Ya’an Earthquake: Donation Revolt in Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, by Qing Lang
• Assessing the State of Nerves of the CCP
• A Mother’s Tale, on the 5th Anniversary of Wenchuan Earthquake
• Eleven Rights Lawyers Seized and Beaten While Visiting a Black Jail in Sichuan
• Beijing Observation: Regressing Further from “Five Nos,” by Gao Yu