Sinosphere

A version of the London landmark built in the eastern city of Suzhou has rekindled debate about the country’s rush to clone famous foreign structures.

By Owen Guo

An uptick in green cards illustrates an effort to draw more investors and celebrities, but for other foreigners, residency restrictions have increased.

By Mike Ives

Feminist Voices was banned from Weibo, a Twitter-like service, for 30 days after it posted an article about a women’s strike planned in the U.S. in March.

By Didi Kirsten Tatlow

Sebastian Heilmann, a professor in Germany, discussed the underappreciated strengths of China’s political system.

By Ian Johnson

Fraudsters are throwing themselves in front of cars or buses to extort money from motorists, but the results are often unconvincing.

By Didi Kirsten Tatlow

Unique among the country’s matchmaking shows, “Chinese Dating” gives parents power over their children’s choices, which many viewers say reflects their society.

By Karoline Kan

Lu Pin, a Chinese feminist who participated in the Women’s March on Washington, talked about opening a new front for China’s women in America.

By Luo Siling

There are 33.59 million more men than women in China, which makes marriage hard to attain for men, especially those lower on the socioeconomic ladder.

By Didi Kirsten Tatlow

He Fan of the Supreme People’s Court published a scathing blog post saying the president had breached the principle of an independent judiciary.

By Michael Forsythe

A group of ethicists have expressed concern that China will use the meeting to convince the world that it no longer harvests organs from prisoners.

By Didi Kirsten Tatlow