China Books & Literature
Review: China Online – Netspeak & Wordplay by Chinese Internet Users
China’s Internet is a hot topic nowadays. With more and more books published on the topic, What’s on Weibo picked a recent one to review. This edition: China Online – Netspeak & Wordplay Used By Over 700 Million Chinese Internet Users by Véronique Michel, Tuttle Publishing, 2015, 159 pages
China Arts & Entertainment
The Reunification with Taiwan is Hitting Chinese Cinemas This Summer
A new state-backed epic about the Qing conquest of Taiwan is stirring debate. Plus: the Shanxi mine disaster, a controversial prison film, hukou reform, and China’s top 5 rising books.
China Arts & Entertainment
Su Chao Fever, Mo Yan’s “Scrollable” Book, and Why Li Xiaoran is China’s New Office Icon
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