ENGLISH EDITION OF THE WEEKLY CHINESE NEWSPAPER, IN-DEPTH AND INDEPENDENT

In Depth

Despite the many advantages and the perceived strength of China's large SOE, many companies are likely to experience difficulties over the coming months.
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We sit in on a lesson at the communist party school in Fujian where the students are made to ponder the tension between maintaining stability and defending civil rights.
2-02
Shaolin Temple, the cradle of Kung Fu, now attracts 1.5 million visitors a year, but its popularity has created tension between its Buddhist abbot and local officials.
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Cai Qi, a senior party official in Zhejiang, has 5 million people following his microblog, where he has shared his thoughts on his city's scenery, smoking and depression.
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Wenzhou's iconic entrepreneurs started disappearing in autumn, but with the city's network of trust in tatters, it's now the lenders who are on the run.
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China Buzz

Many Chinese people say they haven't shared in the benefits of economic development.
The numbers making the news on Friday Feb 3.

Digests
translated highlights from EO’s print editions

NEWSPAPER
BOOK REVIEW
QUARTERLY
MAGAZINE
Policy Makers Outlook for 2012
The Challenges Facing Provincial Party Secretaries
An Investor's Guide to 2012
Trials and Tribulations of Translation
Writing about Workers
Japanese Business Books
The Burden of Subsidized Housing
Will Housing Projects Boost GDP?
Top 10 Fast Companies for 2011
Lakala, VANCL.com and 360buy.com

Briefs

Per capita GDP in Shanghai, Tianjin and Beijing have all exceeded 80,000 yuan for the firs...
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Special

A series of five articles that examines how China's tax and fiscal system operates, focusing on how central and local authorities share government revenue.

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