Patrick McGee’s “Apple in China” examines the company’s complex relationship with China and the lasting effects of that ...

The 360-degree rivalry between the United States and China has yielded a barrage of recent books about the possibility of armed conflict breaking out, with plenty of advice on how to forestall it.

Join us for the launch event of the China Books Review, a new online publication of the Asia Society Center on U.S.-China Relations and The Wire China. To usher in this new publication of commentary ...

Stakeholders in diplomacy, academia, and the media have dismissed claims of China’s ulterior motives in Africa, stating that the Asian power remains a key development partner on the continent.They ...

Free speech restrictions in China compelled Yu to reopen his bookshop in the U.S. under a new name, JF Books. He had been forced to close the Shanghai branch of Jifeng Bookstore in 2018 after ...

THE CHINA CLOUD by William L Ryan and Sam Summerlin. 309 pages. Little, Brown. $7.95. REVOLUTIONARY IMMORTALITY by Robert Jay Lifton. 178 pages. Random House. $4.95. THE RED BOOK AND THE GREAT ...

January 9, 2025; New York — The digital magazine China Books Review, published by Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations and The Wire China, is pleased to announce the Baifang Schell China ...

It was Bao Pu, a publisher whose New Century Press once regularly issued memoirs by some of China’s most important dissidents, thinkers and activists, as well as photo books and collections of ...

Glimmers of possible green shoots emerged in October in several economic China Beige Book tracks but the private research ...

Showcasing more than 400,000 publications, the fair attracted 4.5 million online and offline visitors, with an accumulated ...

A publicity and printing campaign unprecedented for China began this week to introduce the globally popular Harry Potter book series to a Chinese audience. If the plan works, Harry Potter -- or ...

In his 2011 book "Death by China," President Donald Trump's senior adviser Peter Navarro quoted a China hawk named "Ron Vara" to prove his point on the threat posed by Beijing to the American economy.