Dec 29, 2022 15:10 PM- Smart Talks: Four Suggestions to Bridge the Policy Gap on Climate Change
- On top of current pledges, we need more extensive measures to repair the damage caused by human beings and to mitigate future harm to the planet
Dec 27, 2022 20:00 PM- Blog: Living Through the Pandemic Different in Rural China
- Against a virus like Covid, everyone is supposed to be equal, but the truth is that urbanites and rural people are not equal
Dec 13, 2022 19:33 PM- Smart Talks: The Environmental Impact of International Students
- The international student community has great potential to harness sustainable environmental solutions and tackle the climate crisis
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Jul 18, 2022 21:14 PM- Blog: Optimizing China’s Vaccination Strategy Is the Answer to Beating Omicron
- Comparing differences between each subvariant is a waste of time, focusing on the shared traits is the key
Jul 10, 2022 22:24 PM- Reporter’s Notebook: Covering Abe’s Final Hours
- Caixin’s Japan correspondent Chen Lixiong describes the scene in the western Japanese city of Nara in the wake of the shooting of the former prime minister
Jul 08, 2022 18:20 PM- Blog: Repurposed Cancer Drug Shows Potential for Treating Covid-19
- Researchers from Beijing University of Chemical Technology found that cepharanthine holds promise, but the road to market approval is a long one
May 05, 2022 20:03 PM- Blog: Plight of China’s New Generation of Migrant Workers Highlights Pitfalls of Labor Reforms
- While Chinese youth who choose such working conditions each have their reasons for doing so, behind their seemingly carefree attitude is a society in flux and a complex labor market ecology
Apr 29, 2022 13:03 PM- Blog: Monogamy or Polygamy — An Economic Choice?
- In most societies in the world today, people marry just one other person at a time, but it is an illusion to believe that the practice is built into our DNA
Mar 11, 2022 20:15 PM- Blog: Why I Just Booked a B&B in Kyiv
- The author answers a call by a New York vlogger for people to reserve rooms online as a way to send aid to the people of Ukraine
Mar 08, 2022 16:21 PM- Why Longer Maternity Leave Won’t Encourage Chinese to Have More Kids
- A higher fertility rate won’t come for free. China’s government needs to allocate more of its budget to covering the high costs of having and raising children
Feb 09, 2022 19:07 PM- Blog: Freestyle Skiing — Rookies and Veterans Team Up to Present ‘Acrobatics on Snow’
- A variety of jumps, twists and inverts bring athletes the greatest ‘freedom’ in their aerial performance
Feb 08, 2022 19:35 PM- Blog: Ice Hockey — A ‘Crown Jewel’ of Winter Sports
- Beijing’s successful bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics ignited interest in a sport that has been taking root in China since being introduced more than a century ago
Feb 04, 2022 18:02 PM- Blog: Short Track Speed Skating — China’s Strongest Winter Olympic Event
- Ten of China’s total 13 Winter Olympic gold medals were attained in this event
Jan 12, 2022 18:33 PM- Wang Shuo: How Caixin Digs Up In-Depth Stories
- There is no secret in how our reporters undertake their investigations. It takes diligence, patience and respect for our sources
Jan 11, 2022 18:37 PM- Blog: How Being a Good Samaritan Can ‘Spoil the Market’
- While people may have the best of intentions in offering goods and services at lower-than-market prices, they risk making it harder for others to earn a living
Dec 31, 2021 19:04 PM- Smart Talks: China, U.S. Cooperation Vital to Fix Climate Issues, and Young People Can Lead the Charge
- Only when we can hold a tolerant and open attitude to promote communication and collaboration, will the two countries have more opportunities to push the destiny of the world on a better track
Dec 30, 2021 16:24 PM- Smart Talks: Solving Smaller Problems Like Littering Can Go a Long Way in Protecting the Planet
- By narrowing the focus to one problem at a time, a society can make concrete progress in mitigating climate change overtime
Dec 29, 2021 17:05 PM- Smart Talks: Mitigating Direct and Systemic Risks of Climate Change
- Cross-cutting interdisciplinary research to understand vulnerabilities of cities, and the design of site-specific action plans are needed to prepare for the coming environmental challenges
Nov 29, 2021 20:07 PM- A Chinese Economics Professor Explains How Businesses Should Deal With a Stinky Neighbor
- While out at a food alley, an encounter with a foul-smelling luosifen stall gives Li Jingkui an opportunity to discuss economic theory with his family
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