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11.19.18
What Chinese Charities Are Facing, in One Easy Chart
Earlier this year, the China-based organization NGOCN released the results of a survey to determine how...
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08.15.18
Visualizing China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign
“Catching Tigers and Flies” is ChinaFile’s interactive tool for tracking and, we hope, better understanding the massive campaign against corruption that Xi Jinping launched shortly after he came to power in late 2012. It is designed to give users...
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06.30.16
Visualizing China’s Aid to Africa
In June of last year, 50 countries signed on to the Chinese-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, including the U.K., Germany, Australia, and South Korea, acknowledgement of China’s success in driving development through mega-projects to build...
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11.27.15
The Chinese Road to Paris 2015
from Chinese DoodlesBeginning on November 30, Paris will host the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework on Climate Change (COP21). Whatever progress is made toward the parties’ agreement on a path forward will depend in large...
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11.05.15
All The Chairman’s Statues
from Chinese DoodlesMao Zedong, Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party and the founding supremo of its People’s Republic, is not a man who has retreated from history quietly. During the last decade of his life, during the Cultural Revolution he unleashed in part to...
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02.03.15
Wealthy Chinese Are Fleeing the Country Like Mad
from SohuLast year, Chinese millionaires maxed out the quota for EB-5 visas under the U.S.’s Immigrant Investor Program,...
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01.09.15
Think Renting in Your City is Bad? Try Beijing
from SohuCompared with the numbers of a few years ago, first and second tier cities in China have an oversupply of stock on the housing market...
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12.15.14
Is Studying Abroad Worth the Cost?
from Sohu
The number of Chinese students who choose to study abroad has increased by more than 1,000% since 2000. Yet education costs abroad also continue to rise. This infographic looks at reasons why Chinese students are choosing an education overseas.
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12.05.14
China’s Fallen Mighty [Graphic]
Over the past thirty-eight years, twelve of China’s top leaders have been purged. This infographic and the bios of these leaders explain how and why these mighty men fell. ...
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11.20.14
Who Really Benefits from Poverty Alleviation in China?
from SohuA series of reports issued by China's National Audit Office highlights problems in 19 counties that have received funding from national poverty alleviation programs....
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07.16.14
Learn English, Chinese Style
from Sohu
In 2009, the number of people studying English in China was roughly equal to the population of the U.S. In 2012, Chinese people spent a total of $4.8 billion on English lessons. China is the world’s biggest market for English-as-a-foreign-language...
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06.20.14
The Problem with Chinese Gas Prices
from Sohu
Implementing higher fuel standards in order to reduce air pollution is a good thing. But the “Big Two” oil companies who control the petroleum industry—Sinopec and CNPC—should take responsibility for the increased cost. Consumers already pay huge...
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05.15.14
China’s Fake Urbanization
from Sohu
This infographic explains why it is so hard for rural migrants to settle permanently in cities. For starters, city dwellers were the first to get rich after Reform and Opening Up, which created a large income disparity between them and people living...
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03.20.14
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright
from EG365The greatest unsolved mystery in China right now is not the disappearance of Malaysian airliner MH370 but the fate...
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10.23.13
To Save or Not to Save
from SohuChina is known for saving money, and as the country has become wealthier, the household saving rate has increased. China’s personal saving rate has risen...
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10.01.13
Markups, Kickbacks, and Sellouts: What’s Wrong with China’s Medical System
from SohuAs the United States haltingly moves to implement the Affordable Care Act, China claims it has already achieved...
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09.09.13
Where Humiliation is Normal
from AibaiTolerance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals appears to be rising in Mainland China, at least among the digital generations. A February 2013 poll of users on Sina Weibo, one of China’s leading social networking...
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08.12.13
Is China’s Massive Infrastructure Spending Wise or Wasteful?
China leads the world in infrastructure investment. The new roads, new railroads, new skyscrapers, even whole new cities that seem to spring into existence every day leave little doubt that investment has been ambitious. But has it been wise?...
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06.27.13
Are China’s “Losers” Really Winning?
from Sohu“Diaosi” originated as an insult for a poor, unattractive young person who stayed at home all day playing video games, with dim prospects for the future—a “loser.” Yet as the term went viral on the Internet, Chinese youth from all...
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02.14.13
Who Supplies Apple? (It’s Not Just China)
Last month, Apple Inc. released its updated list of suppliers. This report says it includes “the major manufacturing locations of suppliers who provide raw materials and components or perform final assembly on Apple.” ChinaFile used this data to...
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12.19.12
A Comparison of China’s and America’s Richest People
CNPolitics, a Chinese-language news website,...