Liyan Qi

Worries over China’s economy and the country’s direction have rekindled interest in the U.S. initiative, this time in small-town America.

A Chinese media report gave rare insight into the country’s demographic crisis since Beijing stopped publishing fertility-rate data.

Iconic New Jersey cities like Wildwood are among those that tightened rules for juveniles this summer.

The acrimony has seemed to grow as Beijing has strengthened its pro-Palestinian stance during the Israel-Hamas war, shifting China’s historic goodwill toward Jews.

Internet users in China are expressing bewilderment that the name Israel doesn’t appear on leading online digital maps from Baidu and Alibaba, an ambiguity that matches Beijing’s vague diplomacy in the region and contrasts with its attentiveness to maps generally. Baidu’s Chinese language online ma

中国の女性たちは、もううんざりだと思っている。中国政府はもっと出産せよと要求するが、彼女たちの反応は「ノー」だ。

中国「一人っ子政策」、誤算が生じた背景

Revised U.N. data shows the speed of China’s aging after it accelerated its “demographic dividend.”

She epitomized the deadly fervor of the Cultural Revolution and later apologized for her actions. In the U.S., she was considered just a scientist.