The role of civil society in global climate policy is mysterious to many in China, writes Chen Jiliang. But public campaigning is crucial work that must persist

A library in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, garnered nationwide attention a while back, not for its vast collection of books or its range of cultural events, but

Growth and prosperity help the CCP maintain its legitimacy. But the regime knows that performance-based legitimacy is unreliable, at best. The same frustrations

Reform of the household registration system will reduce the inequality that exists between urban and rural residents. As the two sessions approach, the People’

China’s economic reforms originated in political reforms and, conversely, once economic reforms took off they had a major impact on the political life of socie

A major new target in the “Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development” that China just unveiled is to boost the growth rate for household (disposable)

Measured by the percentage of people living in its cities, China’s urbanization rate currently stands at about 48%, according to official statistics. Given tha

The high-profile debate over Chinese mothers continues. A China Daily senior editor says Chinese education needs to incorporate broader values but an education

In his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Barack Obama highlighted the importance of education by stating that to win the future for the Uni

Those harboring doubts about micro-blogging should now be convinced that micro blogs can play an effective role in mobilizing society for a just course. But pro