brief

brief

analysis of Chinese current affairs
Feb
28

Taiwan Work Conference, Uyghur Deportations, Emergency Response

In this issue of China Neican: 1. Taiwan Work Conference 2025 Beijing’s 2025 Taiwan Work Conference reaffirmed its one-China
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Feb
03

Xi’s Rakhmetov: Revolutionary Symbolism for a Non-Revolutionary Agenda

Framing China through rigid ideological binaries distorts its global role and strategic intent.
2 min read
Feb
01

Rediscovering the Lost Art of China-Watching

Understanding China today requires a mix of traditional and new China-watching techniques.
3 min read
Nov
19

Short-Term Relief, Long-Term Challenges: Beijing’s Economic Response

Beijing's recent economic interventions offer short-term relief for key sectors but fail to address underlying economic issues.
2 min read
Oct
31

Property Market Support and Common Prosperity: A Contradiction?

Beijing’s latest support measures for the property sector appear to conflict with its common prosperity agenda.
3 min read
Aug
23

June Fourth at 35, Australian Views on China

June Fourth at 35 In April 1989, Chinese students began mass demonstrations for political reform and free speech, garnering widespread
6 min read
Jan
17

Patriotic Education, Party Disciplinary Code

Patriotic Education 爱国主义教育 China's new Patriotic Education Law (爱国主义教育法) came into force on January 1. It mandates that
5 min read
Jan
10

Politburo Standing Committee Meeting: January 2024

The Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC) convened a meeting on January 4 to review the work reports of five leading Party
6 min read
Jan
04

New Year's Address, Zhu Ling

Dear readers, A happy new year to you. All the best for 2024! Best wishes from Shanghai Adam Ni New
3 min read
Dec
29

Chinese Public Holidays 2024

Below are the official 2024 public holiday periods in China: * New Year (元旦): January 1, 2024 * Spring Festival (春节): February
3 min read