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From Jail, He Tears Intricate Pictures By Hand For the Family He Misses (Gift Article)

As Gao Zhen awaits trial in China, his wife and child live in limbo, unable to return to America, sustained by the portraits he fashions from scraps of paper.

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Battle lines of U.S.-China trade war sharpen in Southeast Asia

As China and the United States prepare for a potentially long and painful trade war, Southeast Asia faces opportunities and challenges.

How a ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ finalist became an unlikely ambassador for Taiwan

Nymphia Wind has found an international stage where China has no interest (or influence) — and is using her platform to make gains for queer inclusivity in Asia.

China carefully scrutinizes U.S. envoy’s ... chopstick skills?

The breathless state media coverage of Janet Yellen’s dining choices underlines how Beijing sees the U.S. treasury secretary as its best hope for improving trade ties with Washington.

Chinese students, academics say they’re facing extra scrutiny entering U.S.

Despite efforts to ease bilateral tensions, Chinese students say they’re increasingly being questioned, detained and even deported at the American border.

Biden or Trump? China can’t pick its ‘poison’ to mend strained ties.

The U.S. presidential election is viewed in Beijing as being inherently destabilizing for China, regardless of whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden wins.