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Bad Girl: Does M.I.A. Live Up to Her Revolutionary Claims?
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People Are Awesome: Man Embarks on Year of Random Kindnesses
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What Would a Post-SOPA Internet Look Like?
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A 375-Year-Old French Bank Forgives Debts of Paris' Poorest
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Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Steal It: An Urban Planning Award for Cities That Copy
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How much chicken, bok choy, or cabbage could someone living on the poverty line in China buy? Check out Stefen Chow's photographs.
What's it look like to live on the poverty line? In China, photographer Stefen Chow gives us a compelling portrait.
How not splitting up the Los Angeles Unified School District has driven education reform.
Guangzhou's kick-ass bus system helped it win the 2011 Sustainable Transport Award. No American city was even in the running.
We have seen the future, and it is happening at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Check out their amazing swimming center, which is see through. There...
Getting to know the world's other superpower.
On the outskirts of Shenzhen, up a small mountain and around a bend, is a Buddhist temple. At first glance, it looks like any other Buddhist...
Earlier we spotlighted the amazing China photographs of Greg Girard. Fritz Hoffmann, Girard's partner in the photo agency Document China, also has...
In the current issue, the filmmaker Jia Zhang Ke writes about how China's rampant DVD piracy has created a class of street vendors operating...
There have been some thoughtful comments on our recent post about the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics. Here are a few follow-up...
What do cnn.com, google.com and good.is have in common?They're all banned in China. We've never felt so subversive.You can see which websites our...
The nine men who control China, China's ten largest companies, and more.
GOOD 010: The China Issue is on newsstands today and MSNBC's Erin Burnett already has a copy (here's video from Morning Joe). Issue 010 features...
In honor of Earth Day, we'd like to point you to the Green Brothers, aka John Romankiewicz and Shane Zhao Xiangyu, enthusiastic young men in their...
If you happen to come across a Chinese language instruction program on CCTV International called "Sports Chinese," you may not be aware that its...
We bet no one at Hill & Knowlton is smart enough to suggest this, but if the Chinese government really wants to endear itself to the rest of the...
Over at the New York Times, news about Monday's catastrophic earthquake in China is pushing down news about the catastrophic cyclone in Burma....
Seven cities bigger than New York (that you haven't heard of), Chinese phrases, and more.
China is pushing to drastically overhaul their automobile fleet, replacing it with electric cars. Or at least that's what they're saying. If the...
Status of Chinese People is an aggregator blog primarily spotlighting news stories about authoritarian abuses committed by the Chinese Government....
