Depth of Field
06.28.18

Staying on Point in Rural China

Ye Ming, Yan Cong & more
from Yuanjin Photo

In this edition of Depth of Field: aspiring ballerinas, what’s beneath the gilt in a rich Zhejiang town, worn out doctors, disappearing schools, melting snow, data farms, and the powerful appeal of dancing outdoors.

China’s Growing Obesity Problem

A recent study published shows that China can now lay claim to having a greater percentage of obese men and women than in the United States.

Environment
12.13.16

Chinese Consumers Adopt Greener Lifestyle

from chinadialogue

For the last two years, Helen Ni has hosted low-carbon technology workshops for local kids and their parents. The informal gatherings take place at her ground-floor apartment in the Shanghai suburb of Minhang, close to Jiaotong...

China's Middle-Class Anxieties

They get that the cause of their various discontents is the one-party system, but they also appreciate that the system underwrites their comfortable lives.

Media
03.09.15

China’s Real Inconvenient Truth: Its Class Divide

Rachel Lu

China is talking about its pollution problem, but its equally serious class problem remains obscured behind the...

Sinica Podcast
01.26.15

Inside the Property Revolution

Jeremy Goldkorn & Luigi Tomba
from Sinica Podcast

Luigi Tomba, expert on municipal government in China, fellow at the Australian Centre on China and the World, and author of the book ...

‘Chinese Dream’ of a Young Couple in Chengdu [Video]

China’s economy has grown enormously over the past decade and its middle class is now estimated to number 150 million. The BBC’s Linda Yueh has been speaking to one couple from Chengdu on their desire to live the Chinese Dream...

Will The Middle Class Shake China?

A decade after recognizing that the middle class might be a signpost on the way to redemption, the government is failing to enact the will of the people it needs most, and thus it risks losing its greatest bulwark against the change it...