To support us with a donation? Click here!Dialogue China BriefingWhat China Is ReadingIssue 108 – May 15, 2022In This IssueThe articles shared here do not necessarily reflect the views of China Newsletter or Dialogue China. All articles sourced from WeChat public accounts unless otherwise noted.I. Dialogue China Opinions1. The Chinese Communist Party is Drinking Poison to Quench its Thirst, and a Major Crisis Caused by its Pandemic Control is ComingII. Policy2. A Re-examination of the Question of Chinese National IdentityIII. Politics3. The Third Way of Power […]
To support us with a donation? Click here!Dialogue China BriefingWhat China Is ReadingIssue 107 – May 1, 2022In This IssueThe articles shared here do not necessarily reflect the views of China Newsletter or Dialogue China. All articles sourced from WeChat public accounts unless otherwise noted.I. Dialogue China Opinions1. Special Video: To the “June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre Green Card” Generation (New York “June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre” Memorial Museum Preparation Video)2. The Humanitarian Crisis of China’s Pandemic PreventionII. Policy3. Who is Most Likely to be […]
To support us with a donation? Click here!Dialogue China BriefingWhat China Is ReadingIssue 106 – April 15, 2022In This IssueThe articles shared here do not necessarily reflect the views of China Newsletter or Dialogue China. All articles sourced from WeChat public accounts unless otherwise noted.I. Dialogue China Opinions1. Will the Chinese Communist Party Learn from Russia’s Failure? Don’t Indulge in Wishful ThinkingII. Policy2. The Logic and Governance Path of “Follow the Rules” in Grassroots GovernanceIII. Politics3. Why “China’s Public Opinion Arena” Has Become the Fiercest Cyber Battleground […]
To support us with a donation? Click here!Dialogue China BriefingWhat China Is ReadingIssue 105 – April 1, 2022In This IssueThe articles shared here do not necessarily reflect the views of China Newsletter or Dialogue China. All articles sourced from WeChat public accounts unless otherwise noted.I. Dialogue China Opinions1. Whether to Support Russia’s War of Aggression against Ukraine? Beijing Does Not Have a ChoiceII. Policy2. The State is Going to Intervene in the Chinese Abortion at the Edge of the Cliff. What Does This Mean?3. Internet Violence Causes Social […]
To support us with a donation? Click here!Dialogue China BriefingWhat China Is ReadingIssue 104 – March 15, 2022In This IssueThe articles shared here do not necessarily reflect the views of China Newsletter or Dialogue China. All articles sourced from WeChat public accounts unless otherwise noted.I. Dialogue China Opinions1. U.S. Congressional Candidate Allies with Pro-Communist Overseas Chinese Group, Trampling on Memory of June 4, 1989 Pro-Democracy Protests and Tiananmen Square MassacreII. Policy2. Behind the Illusion of “Imperial Power Does Not Go Down to the County,” How Does […]