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The Mainstreaming of Social Science in China Isn’t Necessarily a Good Thing
Huang Wan
NEWS
12-Year-Old Finds Asia’s First Jurassic Amphibian Footprint
Fan Yiying
NEWS
To Reach Remote Patients, China Puts a Hospital on a Plane
Fan Yiying
VOICES & OPINION
Shanghai Sessions: Four Notes From a City in Swing
Sixth Tone
DAILY TONES
Feb 03
Flower Power
On The Move
On the Trail of Shanghai Jazz
NEWS
Young Chinese Are Diagnosing Themselves With ADHD — and Finding Community Online
Jan 30 ·
Li Xin
In National First, China Founds ‘School of Space Exploration’
Jan 30 ·
Chen Yiru
Can Ultrasound Alone Treat Alzheimer’s? One Chinese Neurologist Thinks It Might
Jan 29 ·
Jiang Xinyi
FEATURES
Work It Out: Why More Chinese Students Pick Skills Over Degrees
As families across China calculate cost, time, and job prospects, vocational colleges are becoming a deliberate choice rather than a fallback.
Jan 28
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Fan Yiying
and
Chen Xiashiyu
In Wuhan, A Race to Study a 3,500-Year-Old City Between Seasons
At Panlongcheng, archaeologists race against seasonal rains and hostile soil to recover a 3,500-year-old city that reshaped understanding of early Chinese civilization, knowing much of it may remain forever underwater.
Jan 15
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Wu Haiyun
MULTIMEDIA
On the Trail of Shanghai Jazz
Jan 30
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Sixth Tone
She Picked Up a Computer Mouse in Her 50s — Then Defeated a World Champion
Jan 29
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Lü Xiao
Her Eye, Her Era, Her Archive: Xiao Zhuang, One of China’s First Female Photojournalists, Dies at 93
Jan 15
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Sixth Tone
VOICES & OPINION
Cai Yiwen
Jan 29
Editor
The Ups and Downs of Shanghai’s ‘Saint of Songs’
The Filipino conductor who made Shanghai dance and shaped Hong Kong’s Cantopop sound.
Cai Yiwen
Jan 28
Editor
Street Angels: Meet the Women Who Became China’s First Pop Stars
Originally dismissed as lightweights, the women of Shanghai’s jazz age remade both the sound and the image of modern China.
SIXTH TONE ×
Why China’s Young Urbanites Are Ditching Cities for Villages
A youth-led design studio is putting progress before profit to help transform the fortunes of an ancient Chinese village.
Jan 29
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Original (Jiefang Daily)
Overdoing It: The Cheap Pain Pills Hooking Young Chinese
After a clampdown on a popular psychoactive drug, doctors say many young people have switched to abusing a cheaper, addictive alternative.
Jan 22
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The Beijing News
SPECIAL PROJECTS
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6 Lives, 3 Years, and a Long Look at China’s Short-Video Era
Jan 22
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Jiang Xinyi
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