William Hennelly in New York|

'Weird' architecture battle: China moves to discourage oddball buildings

It looks like China's "weird" buildings got caught with their pants down.

Chang Jun|

Ancient Silk Road embodies spirit of globalization

China still has a long way to go before its proposals for world peace and development are fully heard and understood worldwide. Happily, the country has stepped up its efforts to send messengers of good will abroad to help cut through the misunderstandings and confusion.

Chen Weihua in Washington|

Wang blunt on misperceptions of South China Sea

When Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Washington last week, US news media were reporting on Chinese military facilities spotted in some islands and reefs in the South China Sea. The news was leaked by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).

Chris Davis|

Chinese virtuoso offers world premiere at Carnegie Hall

As the old saw goes: How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice.

William Hennelly|

Liang case could be turning point for Chinese-American influence in US

The mobilization of Chinese Americans in response to the manslaughter conviction of a New York City police officer could be a watershed moment for their political standing in the US.

Chang Jun

San Francisco Journal

'Parachute kids' in for hard landing in too many cases

"Parachute kids" — the nickname given to Chinese children who are sent to the US for study at probably too young an age — have been making a lot of not so good headlines recently.

Chen Weihua|

AP reporter grabs spotlight for grilling State spokesman

It's rare for mainstream US news media to question their own government over accusations regarding China. So rare, that when it happens, it becomes news.

William Hennelly in New York|

Lunar New Year’s popularity in the US going to the moon

When it comes to the Chinese New Year, relations between China and the US couldn’t be better.