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Danwei is a website about media, advertising, and urban life in China. With frequent reference to and translations from Mainland Chinese media, we publish fresh information about China that you won't find anywhere else.

Semi-neutral commentary on China's politics, economics, society, culture, current events, and all things good, bad, and stupid.

China news, translations, and media.

My predictions are two fold: the space programme will be China’s next big national goal and the next person on the moon will be Chinese...

art, painting, China, Shanghai

Now in its fourth year, The Peking Duck is one of the first and most popular China-related blogs. Since 2002, it has evolved into a forum on all things related to China, as well as international and US politics. Thousands of readers make a daily appointment to come here, and as you can see by the comments, the blog has become an established community.

Breaking Analysis of China's Rise and Its Impact on the World

Observe and analyze changes in China and its emerging role in the world

Alex Hofford is a photojournalist based in Hong Kong, where he has lived for over a decade, using the city as a base to cover stories in the region. In 2008, Alex was in China to cover the Sichuan earthquake and the Beijing Olympic Games for the European Pressphoto Agency (EPA). Since establishing his company in Hong Kong in 1998, Alex has carried out editorial assignments across the region, having worked mainly in Asia, but also in the Middle East and Africa. During this time, Alex has built up a large digital stock library of documentary images which is currently up for sale. Currently, Alex covers Hong Kong, Macau and China for EPA, and has most recently been published in The New York Times, The International Herald Tribune, The Guardian, The Observer and Time Magazine. Much of Alex’s work focuses on environmental issues. Alex recently spent four months on assignment in the Pacific Ocean for a large environmental NGO covering the problems of marine pollution, shark finning and over-fishing. Alex is British, was born and raised in Cambridge, and educated in London.

China news, translations, opinion, and analysis (with some humour sprinkled in).

Reporting on evidence-based research studies on traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture

Shanghaiist is a website about Shanghai.

A wandering Jew in the land of giant travel packs

LobbyChina is the first and only one Chinese weblog about lobbying and government affairs.

Doing business in Asia: China, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Russia, India and beyond

A literary and cultural blog

http://www.responsiblechina.com

Keeps you up to date at Shenzhen speed with what is going on in this border town. Taking the fishing village to the next level.

blog devoted to the world of Chinese Brands

China: ever on the rise, though how long it will be able to maintain its development in the face of huge social inequalities, voracious demand for energy and materials, and a ravaged environment remains to be seen.

This blog intends to analyse the stories of the day not in isolation but in context, exploring the wheels within wheels. It is an online notebook of commentary, analysis and experience; Journalism by Other Means, if you like.

English-language Chengdu/Sichuan portal for news, features, events, classifieds, etc. in Chengdu and greater Sichuan. We update daily, and recently have been focusing on translating Chengdu/Sichuan-specific stories that aren't available elsewhere in English.

A blog tracking various popular media in China (music, movies, TV, video games, literature, etc.) and the social issues that surround them.

Welcome! The mission of this weblog is to explore the various political, economic, and social implications of the rise of the Peoples Republic of China in the 21st Century.

Editor Blogs @ The China Perspective

Just another WordPress.com weblog

Art news and other stuff

The Opposite End of China covers Xinjiang & Northwest China (with lots of photos, video, and news commentary) from a secure control room hidden beneath the sands of the Taklamakan Desert, not far from the wealthy oilopolis of Korla (also Kuerle or ???). Have a look at the China you don't know...

The Beijing Olympics Blog is place where news and information about the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games is gathered, collated and hopefully explained. The purpose of this blog is two fold:

1. To act as a resource for anyone looking for information and discussion on the Beijing Olympics

2. To promote understanding and discussion between East and West, 中国人 and 老外

Following China's journalists, PR professionals, TV hosts, and radio broadcasters.

High Peaks Pure Earth This site provides insightful commentary on Tibet related news and issues and provides translations from writings in Tibetan and Chinese posted on blogs from Tibet and the People's Republic of China.

A blog of what's going on in Guangzhou from two news junkies who live there.

A Chinese entertainment blog

China Media Observation observes and reviews on China media industries, policies and academic researches. We also aggregates related news and blog entries from Internet.

Thoughts, observations, frustrations about news on China as told by domestic and overseas media

News, commentary, and resources on United States–China–Japan relations.

Overeducated, under qualified, and occasionally undocumented, Migrant Worker expounds on agriculture, natural resources, rural politics, and development in China with a focus on Yunnan province.

A Shanghai-based news blog covering stories out of China and the States.

news and musings about the chinese community in vancouver from a newspaper editor

The 2008 Summer Olympics will punctuate three decades of development and test China's global legitimacy. They've already transformed the way millions of people think and live. Seattleite and Fulbright researcher Daniel Beekman brings you Beijing - before the Games begin

China Celebrities News : All you need to know about China's famous people...

CHINATELLS offers a free and open platform for anyone who is interested to know more about Where Chinese thinks from and How things work in China. You are free to discuss, comment, download and write whatever you like at CHINATELLS as long as it relates to China.

All the translations and week in review entries that appear on The Foreign Expert.

Blogging from inside the State Media: Really, you got to stay positive

Confessions of an American spin doctor in China

A blog about the 2008 Beijing Olympics, but not as you know it

Covering Asia's developing healthcare picture.

No country can guarantee 100% satisfactory products. More than 99% of “Made in China” goods, with their competitive price and good quality, have won recognition and popularity all over the world. All about China Goods News.

London Chinese Radio is a bilingual radio station in London. It is a registered charity run entirely by volunteers. We make programmes in English, Mandarin and sometimes Cantonese. It's non-political, and a good place to listen to Chinese language produced by people without an agenda to push! We are working hard to increase the amount of programmes we make, and hope you like the programmes. Please leave a comment with feedback on what you thought of the programmes, we'd appreciate it.