Archive - Beijing Scroll

Inside China’s 7.48 million ride-hailing drivers

What a landmark report reveals about flexible employment in a changing economy

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How does China's victory in 1945 still define the Taiwan question?

The Taiwan question arose when the Chinese nation was weak and divided, and it will be resolved when the Chinese nation's rejuvenation is complete.

Sep 3 •

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July 2025

How Washington’s tariff “victory” looks like new economic colonialism — and why the trade deals are unequal treaties

A tariff notice now does the job a cannon once did.

Jul 30 •

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Can dialogue ease Europe’s anxieties as China-EU summit approaches?

Marking 50 years of diplomatic ties, the summit offers a chance to reflect on past achievements and chart the next chapter of China-EU cooperation

Jul 20 •

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Are political narratives overshadowing legal realities in the South China Sea?

A workshop held Thursday brought experts together from multiple countries to examine the historical context and current realities of the South China Sea…

Jul 15 •

How global exchange strengthens the protection of Chinese cultural heritage

Views from scholars, experts in the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting

Jul 11 •

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Why a 2,500-year-old Chinese philosophy still sparks and speaks to the modern world？

Harvard’s James Hankins and Confucius’ descendant Lingdong Kong share their views in Nishan, Shandong Province

Jul 9 •

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A Japanese student’s “social experiment” across China

“What I experienced wasn't just a hitchhiking trip, but a journey through the very fabric of a nation.”

Jul 6 •

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What does history say about the Dalai Lama’s next life?

This week, as the Dalai Lama approaches his 90th birthday, the long-standing controversy over his succession has once again come to a head.

Jul 3 •

14 things to know before traveling to China in 2025

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Jul 2 •

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June 2025

Rewriting romance: How young Chinese are rethinking love and marriage

Dr. Liu Wenrong conducted a survey of 2,400 non-student youth aged 21-40 in China to understand contemporary young people's views on love and marriage.

Jun 27 •

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Short videos, mortality, and cats: Wang Shuo at 66

"Now everyone says AI will replace all jobs and everyone will just stay home. I actually think that's when literature and art will revive."

Jun 17 •

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