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.
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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.
What a return to normal looks like to the people of Beijing
Some say it feels normal already. Others are hopeful for more change.
CEO Webinar: China Tech and the Environment with Ying Wu
On July 29th Ying Wu shared with us the most recent updates in Chinese tech
Gansu by motorbike: Deserts, Buddhist art, and the Great Wall
A motorbike trip across the Hexi Corridor — across mountains, grasslands, and deserts — through one of China's most diverse provinces.
Hong Kongers talk about their own and U.S. protests
We asked Hong Kong protesters their opinions on their own protests as well as those in the U.S.
Scenes from Wuhan post-lockdown
A powerful combination of video, stillness, spoken word, and music brings the nature of COVID-19 lockdown in China to life.
China’s urban sprawl and the rural underclass left behind
The average population density of Chinese cities actually dropped by over 25% between 2004 and 2014.
COVID-19 advice to western people from the streets of Shanghai
As the country opens up its economy, we took to the streets of Shanghai to ask how people personally coped with the pandemic.
The Sinica Podcast’s 10th anniversary
For the 10th anniversary of the Sinica Podcast, hosts Kaiser Kuo and Jeremy Goldkorn recorded live on Zoom, sharing some reminiscences, reflecting on how China and the podcast have changed in the years since they started the show.