Chinese Studies

An online magazine published by the Center on U.S.-China Relations at Asia Society, ChinaFile publishes original reporting and analysis across a wide spectrum of topics in writing, photography, and video.

An online English magazine, published by a team of writers, editors, and researchers from within China and abroad who belong to the state-funded Shanghai United Media Group. Consists of three sections:
- Rising Tones up-to-date reports on issues and events from across China
- Deep Tones indepth reports about contemporary China
- Broad Tones opinion pieces by individuals from all walks of life
Also, browseable by topics.

A political magazine published in Hong Kong in 2011-2013. The Libraries have no.53-57(2013:May); no.39(2013:Jan.17). For further information, visit the magazine website (Chinese).

"Working directly with editors, writers and producers from various media in China, the project documents and analyzes the process of media reform in China and the formal and informal factors that influence it."
See also Watchwords: Reading China Through Its Party Vocabulary
China Media Project's online publication that analyzes and explains political watchwords used in present-day China.

Through WARMAP, led by the University of Essex, and funded by the United Kingdom’s Leverhulme Trust, an international and interdisciplinary network of academic specialists based in Europe, Asia and Australia examines the way violent pasts are being rediscovered and retold in Asia today, and how an emergent war heritage industry is reshaping the social, economic and political present. The website maps museums, memorials, commemorative rituals, battlefield tours and re-enactments, dedicated to the conflicts of the twentieth century. It also provides information about related workshops, seminars, training sessions, scholarly publications and online resources.

What’s “trending” or what’s “popular” on the Chinese-language internet, translated, annotated, and parodied by Chinese netizens. Browseable by theme, and genre (stories, pictures, and videos).