A culture of inflated praise rapidly becomes corrosive, as China knows only too well from its own history.

While Chinese leaders vow to deepen reform and opening-up, the Chinese government seems to be doing the opposite.

Chinese domestic media mechanisms falter in the international arena.

NGOs were essential in helping expand protections for domestic violence victims, but now their contributions are being limited.

China is now attempting to force foreign companies to accept its own ideology.

As long as China’s “iron fist” policy and fierce censorship continue, propaganda cannot help China's image.

Is Google going to give China a censored search engine?

Amid tensions at home and abroad, an increasing number of Chinese intellectuals are raising independent voices.

Recent developments shed light on the phenomenon’s immediate and long-term implications.

The Chinese leader’s power grab may be undermining his party’s long-term survival strategy.

China's government continues to forestall criticism at home and abroad.

China’s state media says that all cultural relics and the main building in Lhasa are intact, but many Tibetans doubt it.

Leaked censorship directives hint at the regime’s priorities, but tighter controls have made them harder to obtain.

Google Maps and Google Translate have returned to China after the company withdrew from the Chinese market in 2010.

China’s internet crackdown hasn’t died down after the close of the 19th Party Congress.

Insights from Kecheng Fang.