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Homeless Take Shelter in Hefei’s 24-Hour Bookstore

Articles that cut to the core of contemporary China. In-depth, informed, and carefully crafted, every piece is carried by the voices of the story’s participants.

FEATURES

As rents soar, the city’s homeless, ‘hukou’-less, and house poor find refuge between the shelves.

Guangxi Villagers Fake Ancestral Graves to Get More Compensation

Timely reports on issues and events from across China. Drawing on a vast range of sources, these succinct articles provide insights into the significance of each issue in a wider context.

NEWS

Four people were detained after they had received 100,000 yuan from local government.

After Abduction, Chinese Students Abroad Weigh Safety of US

With Zhang Yingying’s disappearance dominating U.S. headlines and Chinese social media, the focus turns to what can be done to prevent future incidents.

Nouveau Riche: French Majors Among China’s Top-Earning Graduates

Increased presence in Africa padding wallets of country’s ambitious young Francophiles.

Why We Must Stand With Columbia’s Targeted Chinese Students

Contributions from individuals with unique perspectives to share. Hear from everyone, from experts and commentators to those whose voices are often marginalized.

VOICES & OPINION

Vandalizing our names denies us part of our identities and dehumanizes our community.

China Hopes CRISPR Can Beat Cancer

Despite concerns over its lax approval process for human trials, China plows ahead with gene-editing technology.

Coal Mines Give Residents Sinking Feeling

Residents of Dali Village have lost their land to subsidence, and both the mining company and local government have done little to make amends.

In Search of a Peaceful Place to Die

A reluctance among Chinese to confront death makes life more difficult for the country’s terminally ill.

Infographic: Floods Lead to Deluge of Punished Officials

Inadequate emergency response results in disciplinary action for more than 100 cadres.

Grad Students Treated Like Secretaries in Chinese Science Labs

Postgraduates question the ethics of professors who use them as cheap labor.

Food From the Future Found in Chinese Hospital

Net user posts photos online of lunch boxes bought today, made tomorrow.

During Euro 2016 All Bets Are On for Chinese Soccer Fans 

With police cracking down on gambling dens, more risk-takers are going online.

Live-Streaming Apps Turn Nobodies Into Stars

Chinese embrace live streaming to gain insights into the mundane and bizarre.

Gaokao Nannies Cash in on Exam Stress

In the weeks leading up to the national college entrance exam, many parents turn to student caretakers for help.

Thank You for Not Smoking, Beijing

On World No Tobacco Day, WHO still sees many barriers to a smoke-free China.