China India Dialogue

544 results, between April 15, 2016 and June 13, 2018

Tradition and Transformation: One Village’s March to Modernization

by Nick Lanigan February 7, 2017

On a recent visit to the village of Peizhai, in central China’s Henan Province, I witnessed the achievements made on one particular community’s road to modernization—as well as how they are maintaining traditions despite the quick development.

Peizhai: A Village Springs Forward

by Hu Zhoumeng February 7, 2017

In 2005, villagers invited local-born entrepreneur Pei Chun- liang, who was working elsewhere, to return to head the village committee. Since then, Pei has led his fellow villagers to dig deep wells, erect greenhouses and build commercial streets and reservoirs.

The Endless Search for Fang Dazeng

by Yang Yunqian February 6, 2017

In 1936, when Japanese troops attacked China’s Suiyuan region, Fang, then a photo correspondent with the China and Foreign Journalism Society, contributed a number of news photos and articles from the frontlines.However, Fang went missing after his last battlefield report on Ta Kung Pao on September 30, 1937.

Why does Japanese embassy ‘act as a spy’？

by Wang Xiaohui February 6, 2017

Even though the transaction of the monthly stipend of 15,000 pounds paid by the Japanese embassy sounds handsome, it remains unimaginable that a prominent think tank like HJS would accept the payment.

For India’s Chinese community, New Year is a time to get back to their roots

by Mithila Phadke January 25, 2017

“We live in India now and this is our new home, but we shouldn’t forget where our roots are, where we came from.”

WEF: How China Will Impact the World Economy in 2017

by Jiang Jianguo January 20, 2017

The global economy is currently at the crossroads and it is in desperate need of sufficient courage, wisdom and responsibility from around the world to chart a clear direction and path for sustainable economic growth.

The Crane Protector

by Qian Ye January 19, 2017

As a major breeding habitat for black-necked cranes in the north of the Tibet Autonomous Region, the Longbao Shoal National Nature Reserve has witnessed the species’ population growing from 19 to more than 200 over the 30 years since its establishment in 1986.

544 results, between April 15, 2016 and June 13, 2018

Tradition and Transformation: One Village’s March to Modernization

Peizhai: A Village Springs Forward

The Endless Search for Fang Dazeng

Why does Japanese embassy ‘act as a spy’？

For India’s Chinese community, New Year is a time to get back to their roots

WEF: How China Will Impact the World Economy in 2017

The Crane Protector

Fuzhou to Quanzhou

WEF: On a Smooth Track

WEF: Chinese Vitality – A Driving Force of the World’s Economy

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