Zhou Ruijin: reform and the way forward
Guangzhou’s Southern Metropolis Daily interviews pro-reform figure Zhou Ruijin to mark the 15th anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s death.
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Reform must not stop in its tracks
On the anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s 1992 “southern tour”, reform proponent Qin Xiao (left) says China must continue to progress toward a free market system.
Wu Jinglian: China must move on reform
In a recent editorial, Chinese economist Wu Jinglian says China must reform politically if it hopes to find a workable path to the future.
The Hands that Hush Reform
In late 2011 China has been seized by an intensified political chill across the board, continuing what appears to be a general tightening trend since August. He Weifang (贺卫方), one of China’s leading proponents of rule of law and press freedom, posted on his Sina Weibo account on December 11: “The ship of reform has […]
The fog of China's cultural reform
New talk of cultural rejuvenation is couched in staid Party discourse — and the specifics are anyone’s guess.
Reading behind Wen's remarks on reform
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao calls for political reform again, but this year official media handle the story differently. That may be significant.
Prominent reformist hushed for ideological "errors"
Former official Xin Ziling, here with Mao Zedong’s former secretary Li Rui (left), is now under intense pressure for speaking his mind.
Repeat: China not at risk of political turmoil
As the world wonders whether political turmoil in the ME could be replayed in China, Lai Hairong repeats the line that China is fundamental stable.
No free speech, no political progress
Courses in public governance are all the rage in China’s universities. But real breakthroughs require greater freedom, says He Weifang.
Du Daozheng on Hu and Wen, and reform
In the journal Yanhuang Chunqiu, outspoken Party elder Du Daozheng speaks frankly about political reform and top leaders.