Danwei Archives 2003 – 2011

• Research and analysis of Chinese media and Internet

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• Australian Centre on China in the World

  Danwei is an affiliate of the Australian Centre on China in the World at The Australian National University. Some material on this website is the result of that on-going collaboration.

  Danwei also contributes to The China Story , and the China Story Yearbook, published by the Australian Centre on China in the World.

  See also China Heritage Quarterly and East Asian History.

• Recommended China Reading

  Model Workers 2012, our annual list of the best sites about China on the Internet

• China News from the Financial Times

  • Coming to terms with China’s growth prospects
  • Global economy lacking demand growth
  • China censor acts on anti-Japan films
  • China in innovation challenge to Europe

• China news from The Guardian

  • Chinese tourists warned over bad behaviour overseas
  • Working with Chinese contractors
  • World's tallest dam approved by Chinese environmental officials
  • Japanese mayor's sex slaves comments condemned by US

• Great Wall Fresh

  Take a hike on a mountainous section of wild Great Wall, and enjoy organic family farm cooking, within easy reach of Beijing. Book online.

  Great Wall Fresh is a Danwei social project to use the Internet to enable farmers in rural Hebei and Beijing to become green tourism entrepreneurs.

• Sinica podcast

  Sinica is a weekly podcast  about current affairs in China, hosted by Kaiser Kuo and Jeremy Goldkorn with a variety of guests drawn from Beijing's resident and transient community of journalists, China scholars and industry experts.

• Danwei Classic Posts

  • Han Han on the Diaoyu Islands incident (2010.09): China's balls? (Wikipedia) Han Han, China's bad boy novelist, editor, blogger and race car driver recently posted his thoughts on the unfolding Diaoyu Islands spat between China and Japan. Protect illegal characters by Han Han/ translated by Julian Smisek A...
  • Collective punishment for building occupants (2010.06): A woman hit on the head by an object dropped from an apartment building wins her suit. All occupants of that side of the building share the fine.
  • Emily Xu's translation of Tyrannicide Brief (2009.10): Geoffrey Robertson is a well-known human rights lawyer whose reputation extends around the world. He has written numerous books about his occupation and the latest, Tyrannicide Brief, is a historical account about putting King Charles I on trial in England in 1649, a King who had the divine right to rule. Emily Xu translated the book into Chinese. Danwei interviews Xu.

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