INSIDE CHINA

Highly exposed to severe disasters, China intertwines its emergency relief approach with maintaining political stability and social control.

As the local debt crisis in China intensifies, Part Two of our analysis explores how governments at various levels struggle to manage the burden and the future outlook.

How China's central and local governments have jointly ushered in a debt-based economic model in the past decade.

Delving into the psychosocial trauma that has eroded the confidence of Chinese society in the future.

2022 put an end to a core belief many Chinese people had harbored: as long as one works hard enough, life will keep improving.

As China clings to its zero-covid approach, new investments announced by international business show how little the latter knows about the political restraints on the Chinese economy.

The technology behind China’s COVID-19 apps is neither homegrown nor cutting-edge, while pandemic control across the country still relies on the old governance model of social control through immense manpower.

Why the EU shouldn’t interpret the Chinese booming e-car market as evidence of China’s interest in climate protection

While there is an increasing global discussion about China’s influence on academic freedom, a Chinese scholar gives his insights as to why liberal thoughts disappeared on Chinese Campus.