China From the Ground Up: Public Satisfaction
Written by Jingwen LIU, visualization by Young YANG Between April and June 2019, UC San Diego 21st Centrury China Center surveyed 1,040 Chinese urban residents online to understand their everyday [...]
China From the Ground Up: International Trade
Written by Jingwen LIU, visualization by Young YANG Between April and June 2019, UC San Diego 21st Centrury China Center surveyed 1,040 Chinese urban residents online to understand their everyday [...]
China From the Ground Up: The Environment
Written by Jingwen LIU, visualization by Young YANG Between April and June 2019, UC San Diego 21st Centrury China Center surveyed 1,040 Chinese urban residents online to understand their everyday [...]
Self-reliance in the Chinese news media
Written by Yusi DU, visualization by Young YANG “Self-Reliance”(自力更生) is a familiar slogan to many Chinese people. Commonly used in Maoist propaganda, self-reliance was often used to [...]
Congress Tweets @China
by Bailey MARSHECK with data visualization by Young YANG. Various opinion polls such as the Gallup and Pew Research Center surveys have long tracked the ordinary Americans’ views of [...]
The Faces of China’s Online Labor Markets
by Xiaojun LI, Weiyi SHI, and Boliang ZHU, with data visualization by Young YANG. Who is the world’s largest “employer”? Not Google, not Walmart, it’s China’s leading crowdsourcing platform, [...]
Islamophobia on Chinese Social Media
By Bailey Marsheck and Kangyu Mark Wang How is Islam portrayed on social media in China? In this post, we explore the way in which negative sentiment toward Islam manifests itself on the Chinese [...]
Exploring Why Authoritarian Regimes Are Responsive to Ordinary Citizens
By Jen PAN, Yiqing XU with data visualization by Young YANG A growing body of research shows that authoritarian regimes can be responsive to ordinary citizens, but why is this the case? Why do [...]
Did the End of China’s Examination System Spur Its Revolution?
by Ruixue JIA with data visualization by Young YANG For over 1,300 years, China used a civil service exam to recruit its elites, including high level state bureaucrats and a much larger corpus of [...]
