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Analysis: The purchase and abuse of daughters-in-law is a local custom

U.S.-based economist He Qinglian surveys the trafficking of women in and around Jiangsu s Xuzhou city.

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Dearth of Official Information on Xuzhou s Shackled Woman Spurs Citizen Journalists and Online Sleuths

Dearth of Official Information on Xuzhou s Shackled Woman Spurs Citizen Journalists and Online Sleuths
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China s Zero Tolerance Anti-corruption Campaign Snares Former Hangzhou Party Secretary – The Diplomat

Zhou Jiangyong was judged to have facilitated the “disorderly expansion of capital,” which some are interpreting as a warning sign for Alibaba’s Jack Ma.

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Resignations of Senior Executives Follows China s Biggest Financial Fraud Trial

Analysis Numerous independent directors of companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges have resigned after the .

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Follow the Money: Who Benefits from China s One-Child Policy?

When debating China’s one-child policy, China’s domestic media and observers overseas mostly focus on its impact on the population structure or incidences of inhumanity involved in the implementation of the policy (such as forced abortion). Almost unmentioned is the fact that the government is profiting fiscally from the policy by collecting so-called “social support fees”

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