A Chinese court has sentenced US-based artist Gao Zhen to three years in prison for sculptures he made more than a decade ago depicting Mao Zedong kneeling in repentance — a verdict that human rights advocates say weaponizes retroactive law against political art.
When Americans recall the U.S. military's role in wartime China, the names that surface are almost always the same: Claire L. Chennault, who led the legendary Flying Tigers, and Jo......
A book published in Taiwan turns some of the most widely reported political events of the Xi Jinping era into something rarer: sustained portraits of the individuals who lived thro......
As China marks the 60th anniversary of the Cultural Revolution this year, a Stanford University scholar who once worked inside China's Communist Party apparatus is drawing a direct......
More than 81 years have passed since Japan's surrender, yet one question about that moment continues to provoke debate: was there ever a realistic possibility that Zhu De (朱德), com......
Chinese Military Purge Signals Shift in Taiwan Invasion Risk AssessmentBeijing's recent announcement of investigations into Zhang Youxia (張又俠) and Liu Zhenli (劉振立) has sparked inte......
