Coronavirus

The strange docility of the Chinese

Our "China Perspective" column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today's part deals with the question: How can 1.4 billion people be so docile? The Chinese endure absurd Covid lockdowns and restrictions on freedom without any objections. The answer lies partly in an education system that instills obedience into people. The other reason is much simpler and far more brutal: A fear of the authorities.

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Li multiplies funds for the economy

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For Huawei, it's a matter of 'survival'

In a leaked memo to his employees, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei paints a deeply pessimistic picture of his company's prospects – and for the Chinese economy.

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Opening for foreign students

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Clinical trials of another mRNA vaccine

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Exodus of foreign workers

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TCM criticism attracts censorship

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First Covid cases in Tibet in two years

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Hong Kong eases entry requirements

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Covid in Hainan: tourists trapped

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