We follow the stories, conversations and broader developments shaping the Chinese media environment as they emerge, offering an inside look at a dynamic but challenging space.
As Donald Trump sits down with China’s top leader, the Chinese Communist Party’s flagship newspaper offers a muted masterclass in calibrated messaging.
Recent state media reports about a social media scheme targeting companies during the sensitive period before a stock market listing reveals the stubborn persistence of news extortion in China. But where does the root of the problem lie?
As China launches its first National Reading Week, an official push for a “society of readers” — entranced by the nostalgic scent of the printed book — runs headlong into a nation glued to its screens.
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