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Doubts Over High-Profile Chinese Academic’s Work Surface Online

Timely reports on issues and events from across China. Drawing on a vast range of sources, these succinct articles provide insights into the significance of each issue in a wider context.

NEWS

The president of Nankai University says he is ‘confident’ about his published papers and has ‘carefully examined’ them following concerns voiced online.

Shenzhen Court Favors Professor Accused in Sexual Assault Case

A professor at Wesleyan University in the U.S. has been ordered to pay over $14,000 in damages to a Chinese-American academic he publicly accused of sexual misconduct.

The Foreign Teachers Caught Up in China’s Education Clampdown

Articles that cut to the core of contemporary China. In-depth, informed, and carefully crafted, every piece is carried by the voices of the story’s participants.

FEATURES

China is cracking down on foreigners working illegally at English training schools, but demand for teachers still far outstrips supply.

Activists Find New Evidence of Labor Violations at Foxconn

The electronics giant has acknowledged employing more temporary workers than allowed under Chinese law.

Art Project Highlights Education Injustice for Migrant Children

In his latest work, the Chinese artist Nut Brother exposes the uncertain futures of migrant children who may be relocated to different schools under a government redevelopment plan.

US Police Release More Info on Rape Claim Against JD.com CEO

A 147-page dossier includes detailed narratives about the night a University of Minnesota student was allegedly raped by Richard Liu.

Missing Girl Found Drowned, Believed Murdered

After the couple suspected of kidnapping 9-year-old Zhang Zixin were found dead last week in an apparent suicide, the public’s fears have been confirmed.

‘I Want My Own Sky’: Chinese Migrant Mothers Onstage

The women of Mulan Community Service Center share the stories of their lives as mothers and migrants in a new stage play.

Portended Subway Collapse Sparks Public Trust Crisis

Thursday’s tunnel cave-in came months after a similar incident left five dead and days after a subcontractor warned of substandard construction.

Costly Laser Show Shines Light on Shady Subcontracting Deals

Local officials vowed to investigate after allegations of malfeasance went viral Monday.

Body Buried in School Soccer Field Leads to Arrests

The body is believed to be that of a former school administrator who disappeared over 16 years ago.

The Chinese Patients Stuck in a Consciousness ‘Gray Zone’

Deep-seated shortcomings in the country’s health care system are placing the families of people with disorders of consciousness under strain.

Kindergarten Teachers Suspended Over Alleged Child Abuse

Two teachers in Jiangxi province were accused of forcing children to drink medicated oil, a product that relieves joint and muscle pain when rubbed into the skin.

Student Accusing JD.com CEO of Rape Wins High-Profile Support

Veteran journalist Zhao Hejuan adds her voice to the growing number of people defending Liu Jingyao against those who would vilify her.

Moldy Food in Sichuan School Sparks Outcry, Investigation

Eight people responsible for food safety at a renowned private school in Chengdu have been apprehended pending an investigation.

Chinese Workers Flee Japan’s Controversial Work-Training System

Unscrupulous agents in China are luring workers into overseas placements with low pay and poor conditions.

Belgian Artist Mulling Lawsuit Against Alleged Chinese Copycat

Christian Silvain has accused Ye Yongqing of cashing in on his work and ideas for years.

Letters Home: Migrant Children Write Away Their Pain

A writing program geared toward left-behind children offers an outlet to explore parent-child relationships.

Students’ College Chances Threatened by Overenrolled High School

Through no fault of their own, hundreds of high schoolers in northern China have been left without student ID numbers needed to register for their college entrance exams.

Shady Agents Persist at Major Apple Product Factory

First, there were hiring freezes. Now, workers at a Shanghai iPhone plant are saying they've been left out-of-pocket by false promises.