China’s Urbanization: Too Far, Too Fast?
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Academics raise concerns over environmental and social problem
China Takes to Boozing With a Vengeance
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While western teenagers and young adults are forswearing alcohol at an increasing pace, the Chinese are taking to drinking with gusto, according to a new report by GlobalData, a London-based digital media compa... Read More...
Depression in China: Cries for Help Go Unanswered
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The bottom of Chen Aiming’s life fell out standing on a Fuzhou rooftop last July 24. Recalling his 28 years of misery, there was little he could think of other than how unfairly life had treated him. He was bor... Read More...
China’s Greatest Market Failure and Greatest Healthcare Opportunity
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Alzheimer’s is the fastest-growing, major fatal disease in China. Today there are at least 9.5 million diagnosed sufferers in China with perhaps as many cases undiagnosed. Almost one million Chinese are diagnos... Read More...
Gambling on Chinese Investment in Laos
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With its massive cupolas, one shaped like a green crown and the other painted bright gold, Kings Romans Casino does not blend in with the forests of rural Southeast Asia, but the establishment is the heart of t... Read More...
Asia in 2016: China
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The Chinese government had much to be irritated about in 2016, both at home from its gyrating stock markets, and abroad from an unfavorable international ruling on its South China Sea expansion and attacks on i... Read More...
China’s Stressed Youth
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Wedding photography in China is like no other: creative, elaborate and theatrical. A couple pose next to a bucolic Tuscan hillside with its bubbling fountain and clear skies, as the photographer clicks away.
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China Slapped Down on South China Sea for Environmental Issues
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On July 12, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea upheld the Philippine government’s challenge to China’s sweeping claim that it had “since time immemorial” ruled the seas between Hainan and Singapo... Read More...