Bo Gu

Why is so much 'academic misconduct' found at Chinese hospitals?

China's urban village redevelopment stalls 

Amid economic uncertainties, gold price breaks record in China

Chinese migrants in US illegally uneasy after fourth removal flight

Immigration lawyer says that while not all undocumented migrants from China will be deported, they do face uncertainty and a higher standard for applying for political asylum

China's National Day holiday subdued amid sluggish economy

Slight increase in travelers expected to give temporary boost to spending, domestic consumption

Analysts see options for US despite China’s mineral export controls

China’s Ministry of Commerce will begin implementing export controls on antimony and certain superhard materials starting Sept. 15

Sullivan's China visit expected to set stage for Biden-Xi final meeting

U.S. officials say Sullivan's visit is to maintain communication that has been disrupted over trade tensions, rights concerns and Beijing's relations with Moscow

Decline of American students in China could mean fewer experts

From 15,000 more than a decade ago, the number of American students studying in China now is about 800 

Chinese artists caught between Beijing, desire for Western success

Film about pandemic, lockdown in China attracts international attention while banned at home

China ‘deeply concerned’ after Iran strikes, online commenters largely oppose Israel

Majority of uncensored comments expressed opposition to Israel and United States, and support for Iranian attack on Israel

China Watchers: No Premier's Annual Press Conference, No Difference

Move is seen by some observers as a sign of the country’s increasingly inward focus and centralized control

Anger Escalates in China After Messi’s Absence in Hong Kong Soccer Game

Arguably the world’s most popular soccer player was roundly booed by frustrated fans after sitting out an exhibition match this week

Xi Invites 'Old Friends' From Iowa to California Dinner

‘You are America,’ Chinese president says of friendships forged in 1985

Facing Demographic Crisis, China Pushes Women Back Into the Home

Xi Jinping is calling for a new culture of marriage and childbearing while doing little to help women balance child care and career development

LinkedIn Shuts Down InCareer, Its App for China

sers learned the end of an era was coming three months ago, but many expressed regret at losing an app they had relied on for years

Civil Service Pay Cuts Reflect China’s Economic Struggles

Facing declining tax revenue, cities and provinces are cutting back on bonuses and benefits for public employees

China's Communist Party Keeps Growing Despite Doubts About Why

Party is recruiting younger members who see membership as job security even as older members who want to emigrate to US want to quit

Chinese Legislation Takes Aim at US Trade Sanctions

Despite 'productive' visit by Treasury's Yellen, Beijing is seen pushing back against US efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers

China's Latest COVID Wave May Hit 65 Million a Week With Mild Symptoms

Outbreak caused by XBB variants the rest of the world has already experienced, experts say

Half Moon Bay Shooting Suspect Had Complained About Gun Violence

In July 2022, the suspect recorded footage of an unrelated shooting, saying, ‘We don’t feel safe at all’