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How China Cooks Its Books | Foreign Policy
Last October, Vice Premier Li Keqiang said in a speech after inspecting China's Statistics Bureau, "China's foundation for statistics is still very weak, and the quality of statistics is to be further improved"
English-Chinese, Chinese-English Nuclear Security Glossary
This glossary of approximately 1000 terms is built on 20 years of joint discussions on nuclear arms control, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear energy, and regional security issues
fifty 5 :: an adam j. schokora production » Blog Archive » a red guard’s documents ::
below is the inside front and back cover of a Red Guard passbook
Frog in a Well - The China History Group Blog
Persian and Arab Muslim intermarriage in Ming era Quanzhou
Frog in a Well - The China History Group Blog
Chinese money has always been very focused on politicians.
Frog in a Well - The China History Group Blog
Zhu Xi was somewhat critical of reading. Book learning is a secondary matter for students.
Frog in a Well - The China History Group Blog
Below we see the 1604 optimus, top scorer on the exam, being given the answers by the god of literature while he is passed out drunk in the exam cell.
University Education = Hukou in China
"Gaokao offers a ticket to the stage where you can perform. If you don't get the ticket, it does not matter how good you are."
Cisco Leak: ‘Great Firewall’ of China Was a Chance to Sell More Routers | Threat Level
Cisco went on to sell about $100,000
worth of routers and switches that became part of the Golden Shield project, Alberstein said. But he insisted the company did not customize them for China’s censorship needs.
Economic Espionage Suspect Sentenced in Plea Deal | Threat Level
Xiadong Sheldon Meng, 44, pleaded guilty last year to two charges of attempting to sell fighter-pilot simulation software to the Chinese Navy
Revealed: The Internet’s Biggest Security Hole | Threat Level | Wired.com
The attack intercepts only traffic headed to target addresses, not from them, and it can’t always vacuum in traffic within a network — say, from one AT&T customer to another.
Former White House Advisor: Hackers Didn’t Cause 2003 Blackout | Threat Level
This was poor maintenance among the electrical power providers, removing tree limbs and all those kind of things.
High-Tech Team Helps Cheaters Pass Immigration Test | Threat Level
those in the car claimed it was used to watch Chinese television channels.
Put NSA in Charge of Cyber Security, Or the Power Grid Gets It | Threat Level | Wired.com
The unspoken lesson here is obvious: Chinese Superhackers Are Our Superiors. No, wait. That’s not it.
Book Club of Champions -- In These Times
a young Cantonese woman recited the club’s unofficial motto from Mother Night: “We are what we pretend to be,” she said in a quavering voice, “so we must be careful what we pretend to be.”
Blood & Treasure: authoritarian deliberation
Modern authoritarianism is a basically centrist proposition; bound up with and justified by a combination of patriotism and performance legitimacy rather than ideology.
Blood & Treasure: mined for ideas
former Whitehall security and intelligence co-ordinator, sets out a blueprint for the way the state will mine data - including travel information, phone records and emails
Chinese Law and Politics Blog: Is Yunnan "Eliminating" the Hukou System?
Short answer – no.
The China Beat: Divine Justice
in modern, high-tech nations like Taiwan, where people rely on such rites to deal with problems that are not readily addressed in the courtroom (particularly family tensions)
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