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China Comment’s Philosophy
There are plenty of good articles being written about China; whether they be in blog, journal, or newspaper article format, including the ones you will find here. This blog intends to appeal to three...
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China’s Prison Population
It is well known that the US leads the world in incarceration rates with 751 per 100,000 people in prison; but it is less well known how China’s incarceration rates compare. Interestingly, China, which...
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Need China Experts
It appears that once again, the Wall Street Journal needs more China experts, if not geography experts- either that or more photographers. I was perusing page A6 of the Saturday/Sunday July 5-6, 2008...
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Maslow’s Hierarchy
The People’s Republic of China’s growth since 1949 mirrors development of not just the rise of great powers; but it also surprisingly reflects psychologist Abraham Maslow’s Developmental Hierarchy of...
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Beijingers Love Their Games? (Guest)
by: Danny J. (Guest Contributor) In a survey of Chinese natives, 93% believed that ‘the Olympics will help China’s image around the globe’ and 96% said that the games ‘will be successful.’ These...
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Protesters and the Olympics (Guest)
by: Danny J. (Guest Contributor) There is one group who the Western media has generally not quite given much face-time, a group who could potentially cause even more embarrassment to Beijing than the...
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Lucky 8
Instead of having a year end review in January when China Comment would compete against others’ reminiscences for your valuable consideration, China Comment waited for a more auspicious time. So now,...
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Publishing in China
Have you ever wondered how a Chinese book gets published? Books in China are once again in the spotlight, due to Google Books’ scanning of Chinese copyright owners’ works without their permission, so I...
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The Bell Tolls For Hutongs?
Hutongs, the classic dilapidated, though picturesque, alleyways with crowded living-spaces and poor sanitation, made the news section of USA Today on May 27th. An article by Calum MacLeod entitled...
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