The SupChina 2021 Red Paper
SupChina’s guide to the critical issues in China news for 2021. You can’t understand the world without understanding China, and you can’t understand China today without knowledge of these critical issues.
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SupChina holiday gift list 2020
Not sure what to get your favorite sinophile for the holidays this year? Look no further, SupChina has you covered with our holiday gift list. Below are eight items that are sure to please even the staunchest of China snobs.
The China Initiative: The ethnic targeting of Chinese scientists and the subsequent brain drain
We talk to lawyers, academics and victims of the China Initiative for their perspective.
New Xi book: ‘On the Party’s Propaganda and Ideological Work’
Testing XJP tracker
Xi’s speech at the China International Import Expo
Testing XJP tracker.
Scientists in the Crosshairs: What should Chinese and Chinese-American researchers do amid U.S. crackdown on ‘China ties’?
We interview experts and gather their best advice for how to avoid being wrongly prosecuted for non-disclosure and other administrative wrongdoings.
‘Silence is pro-independence’: Taiwanese artists feel pressure to hint political leanings on China’s National Day
But amidst all the holiday wishes, those who didn’t join the chorus of congratulations have become targets of nationalist Chinese ire, with many suspecting that their silence was intended to avoid being associated with pro-unification views in an environment of heightening tensions between mainland China and Taiwan.
Chocolate peanut butter mooncake: A SupChina recipe
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
The outstanding individuals honored at SupChina’s fourth annual Women’s Conference
Congratulations to this year’s winners of the Next Gen Rising Star award, Emma Yang and Virginia Tan, and the winners of the 2020 Women of the Year Lifetime Achievement award, Yang Lan and Janet Yang!
Q&A: Janet Yang on Asian representation in Hollywood and how COVID-19 will change the future of film
Janet Yang is an award-winning Hollywood producer with deep roots in China. As one of the executive producers of the 1993 movie "The Joy Luck Club," which was the first mainstream American movie featuring an all-Asian cast, Yang has distinguished herself by advocating for Asian representation in Hollywood, as well as serving as a link to connect Chinese and American filmmakers.