China (English)

Do bans improve morale?

China's Communist Party is issuing a storm of rules, bans and restrictions. Its focus is on the country's youth – and its Internet companies, which have been enormously successful and profitable up to now. The party not only wants to set new values, but it also wants to set itself apart from the West with these standards. In this way, the CCP is returning to its role as a shaper of society, a role it had actually abandoned after Mao.

By Ning Wang

14.09.2021_Dessert

By Ning Wang

Taliban push into the Silk Road

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Xiaomi to launch first car in 2024

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Evelyne Gebhardt – a true European with a commitment to China

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Xi on the phone with Biden and Merkel

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Foreign Minister Wang travels Southeast Asia

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"Mascot Emma has a Weibo account"

Benjamin Wahl, Borussia Dortmund's China head, talks to China.Table about BVB's very special fan culture and how it can be transferred to the Far East. He also talks about Chinese players in the German Bundesliga and the opportunities for Chinese soccer between the five-year plan and grassroots work. Wahl says: "You can't buy success in soccer (after all)." The interview was conducted by Frank Sieren.

By Frank Sieren

Taiwan rearms itself to maintain balance

The government in Taipei is buying new military equipment and is even redeveloping its existing systems. The development is reasonable: Under Xi Jinping, the People's Republic shows increasingly clear signals of strength. Moreover, the People's Liberation Army is arming itself. But what seems like an escalation could also follow its own well-balanced logic.

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China Day of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce

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