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China's summer of discontent
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The temperature isn’t the only thing that has been rising in China this summer – public outrage is also apparently boiling in the sweltering Middle Kingdom.
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The Silk Road Lives on in Kashgar
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The western Chinese city of Kashgar is the living remnant of Silk Road culture.
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Boasting of rising China makes US nervous
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Chen Bingde, chief of the General Staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, recently visited the US. The first such visit in seven years was seen as a sign of warming up Sino-US relations, but does it mean real progress?
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“The Souls of Those Killed during June Fourth Shall Not Be Defiled; Their Families Shall Not Be Dishonored”: Essay by the Tiananmen Mothers
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 At the request of the Tiananmen Mothers, Human Rights in China (HRIC) is releasing the following essay that commemorates the victims of June Fourth on its 22nd anniversary.
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US-China rivalry still a mismatch
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Over the past decade or so, the "China threat" theory has spread throughout the West, despite Beijing's repeated pledges that China's rise will be peaceful.
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Quit CCP Statement
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The Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party is a nine-part editorial series printed in The Epoch Times in November, 2004. This book explains the true history and nature of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and provides a comprehensive analysis of the CCP’s reign in China and the estimated 80 million deaths it has caused.
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China to be New Global Empire? Documentary Tackles Thorny Question
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Peaceful rise or potential threat? China's 21st century emergence as a great world power affects every single one of us.
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USCI visiting scholar Yang Zhongdong: exploring the interplay between ethnicity, religion, and identity
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“I believe mutual understanding is a very important step in achieving harmony in ethnic areas of China,” said Professor Yang Zhongdong.
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Obama flat-footed on rights in China
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United States President Barack Obama's first official visit to China last month was a disappointment to many Chinese and international human-rights activists, who held out a glimmering hope that he might have championed their cause.
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Beijing scrambles to find scapegoats
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In need of a scapegoat over massive protests by the Han Chinese community in Urumqi, Xinjiang province, against a string of bizarre syringe attacks supposedly orchestrated by Uyghur separatists, the government at the weekend sacked Li Zhi, Urumqi's Communist Party chief.
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The Tale of Eight Thousand Hunan Maidens Going Up Tian Mountain
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Born and raised in Xinjiang, Huang Zhangjin (黄章晋) has worked as a journalist for several media organizations and is also a longtime blogger. Huang was also an editor of online forum, Uighur Online. The following post “Please Tell Them, Yahximusiz” was published on his Sohu blog on December 31, 2005, but has also recently been recirculated in the Chinese blogsphere following the violence in Urumqi on July 5.
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Uighur riots show need for rethink by Beijing
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The deadly ethnic riot on Sunday in Urumqi, capital of China’s Xinjiang province, is a wake-up call for Beijing. The violent incident, in which 156 were killed and more than 800 wounded, should prompt the Chinese government to change its policies and address the ethnic tensions in China’s restive border regions, particularly Xinjiang and Tibet.
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