Topic: Kunming

Difference Maker Colin Flahive opened a restaurant in China that's a beacon of enlightened management

Caring for his employees led him to undertake an ever-wider range of nonprofit and humanitarian efforts across the province.

Global News Blog Tiananmen still taboo in China after all these years (+video)

More than two decades on, some young people don't even know the significance of the day the Chinese police ended a massive student protest, killing hundreds, perhaps thousands of young people.

'Django Unchained' pulled from Chinese theaters: Did it run afoul of censors?

'Django Unchained' was taken out of Chinese theaters on its opening day. The importer said it was not screened because of a technical issue, but some speculate that Chinese censors may have objected to some scenes in the film.

Potty training Chinese style: With a diaper-free child, look for potted plants

Potty training Chinese style fascinates Western expat moms who see the diaper-free baby style as a form of environmentalism – but they watch for potted plants, just in case. For Junior to "go" on command is a mother's dream.

China: Ethnic minority music finds an advocate

Laurent Jeanneau roams the ethnic minority villages of China recording the 'unofficial' music.
09/12/2011 10:36 am

The Daily Reckoning China: Rising economy, but a meritocracy? Meet Liu Zhihua.

China's Communist Party is a small minority of the population but still has outsize influence – and not just in politics.
06/25/2011 11:35 am

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China: Lunar New Year without a bribe?

The Communist Party speaks sharply – yet again – in a bid to curtail flourishing seasonal corruption.
01/12/2009 12:00 am

Why security is tighter in Beijing

Measures include checkpoints around the city and missiles by the Olympic stadium.
07/31/2008 01:00 am

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07/22/2008 01:00 am