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Mu Chunshan
Mu Chunshan is a Beijing-based journalist.
Previously, Mu was part of an Education Ministry-backed research project investigating the influence of foreign media in shaping China’s image. He has previously reported from the Middle East, Africa, Russia and from around Asia.
August 17, 2012
'Cooking the Books'? China's Data Dilemma
Statistics concerning China’s economic and social development have been called into question.
July 24, 2012
Chinese Muslims and The 'Arab Spring'
China’s Muslims have followed events in Egypt closely. Can Beijing adapt to their needs while maintaining control?
May 12, 2012
China and U.S. Diplomacy
The Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng have brought some life to Chinese politics. But has the U.S. role been?
May 09, 2012
North Korea Hijacks China Plans?
China’s public is growing increasingly frustrated with North Korea. It doesn’t want to be sucked into disputes.
April 28, 2012
China's Sudan Opportunity
The tensions between Sudan and South Sudan offer an opportunity for China to show off its diplomacy.
April 19, 2012
China’s Diplomacy Anxiety
China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?
April 19, 2012
China’s Diplomacy Anxiety
China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?
April 04, 2012
Bo and the Kingdom of Rumors
The firing of Bo Xilai puzzled many. By refusing to properly explain, the Communist Party is making it worse.
March 28, 2012
China’s Iran Influence Limited
China may not have as much influence over Iran as assumed. There are signs Beijing is keeping its distance.
March 28, 2012
China’s Iran Influence Limited
China may not have as much influence over Iran as assumed. There are signs Beijing is keeping its distance.
March 12, 2012
How China Can Prevent Collapse
China’s leadership seems to realize there’s a need for political reforms. But will the Communist Party act in time?
February 21, 2012
China's Disappointing "Face"
Did a former newscaster overstep the mark by endorsing health products in a news-style internet ad?