Pork on the Menu for China’s Middle Class
Pork on the Menu for China’s Middle Class Hongshaorou—a classic Chinese dish that translates to red braised pork belly in English—is cooked with ginger, […]
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As a country still perched on the precipice of industrialization, China suffers from a lack of oversight over the food chain. High-profile food scandals over […]
The Cat and Mouse Game: Control and Censorship in the Digital Age– From censorship of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, to Google’s withdrawal from China, Chinese internet users […]
Since the early 1980s, sexuality has become a prominent theme of public debate in China, after three decades of ideological controls on sexuality discourses. Although […]
Besides striving to become a political superpower China has a wish of becoming a cultural superpower. The country hopes to gain influence through soft power. […]
China is increasingly moving outside of its borders, but it hasn’t all come smoothly. From its massive investments abroad, to its increasing cyber power, here we […]
Soft power is defined as the ability to attract and co-opt rather than coerce, use force or give money as a means of persuasion. Since […]
Pork on the Menu for China’s Middle Class Hongshaorou—a classic Chinese dish that translates to red braised pork belly in English—is cooked with ginger, […]
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Farming healthy food is becoming harder because the earth in China is becoming toxic. According to this article in Bloomberg, the soil in Hunan Province is 200 […]
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Chinese authorities recently busted a ring of people selling chicken’s feet that had been soaked in hydrogen peroxide before being sold to the public. According […]
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Chinese companies are willing to go to any lengths to deal with food safety concerns, which have hit Chinese producers hard. Suning Commerce Group, Ltd. […]
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Mother Jones reports that while most Americans assume that America imports more from China that it exports to it, recent findings indicate that the US actually sends up to five times the amount of consumable food products to China as it receives annually.
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In July of 2014, Reuters reported on Chinese regulators shutting down a local meat supplier after a TV report showed workers picking up meat from a […]
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