Refining in Africa - a Chinese puzzle by Fleming, N

Regional variation in Chinese internet filtering by Wright, J

“…Our experiments support the hypothesis that, despite typically being considered a monolithic entity, the Chinese filtering approach is better understood as a decentralized and semi-privatized operation in which low-level filtering decisions are left to local authorities and organizations. …”

Chinese anti-Westernism on social media by Lehman-Ludwig, A, Burke, A, Ambler, D, Schroeder, R

“…The Chinese Communist Party and its supporters are increasingly using social media platforms to shape China’s public image. …”

Internationalization of Chinese humanities and social sciences by Xu, X

The politics of inscription in modern Chinese art by Clunas, C

Chinese standards from the ground up by Driessen, M, Zhu, R

“…China’s transformation from a standards-taker to a standards-maker has sent a shock wave through the global economy. While Chinese standardization is conventionally perceived and analysed as a top–down process, led by the central government and the Standardization Administration of China, this article demonstrates the merits of studying standards from the ground up. …”

Tactility and the body in early Chinese medicine by Hsu, E

“…This finding may appear surprising in the light of later developments during the dynastic history of Chinese medicine where tactile exploration of abdomen and extremities would appear unseemly. …”

The China image in Malaysian Chinese literature by Lin, D.S., Leng, N.Y.

“…The ``China Image'' in the Malaysian Chinese Literature has undergone a dramatic transformation over a long period of time. …”

Rethinking the position of ethnic Chinese Indonesians by Wu, L.C.

“…Under Dutch colonial rule, which began in the seventeenth century, the colonial regime enforced the divide-and-rule policy that deterred the interactions between the Chinese and the indigenous population. The Dutch allowed the Chinese to form ethnic-based organisations, establish Chinese-language presses and open Chinese-medium schools as they wanted the Chinese to maintain their "Chinese-ness" in order to keep them as a distinct ethnic group. …”
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Sabah Traditional Chinese Medicine Database by Aslina Baharum, Neoh, Yee Jin, Shaliza Hayati A. Wahab, Mohd Helmy Abd Wahab, Radzi Ambar, Nurul Hidayah Mat Zain

“…They are beginning to be more alert in fields that they have ignored before, such as traditional medicine and Chinese medicine. Based on these two points, it can be said that the effort of transforming Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from printed based reference into online reference as a database is a public beneficial effort. …”
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Philosophy of imitation in Chinese piano works by Hou Jinjin, Lee Chie Tsang Isaiah

“…Imitating traditional Chinese instruments to make piano works have a Chinese style is a common creative technique in Chinese piano music. …”
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Changes in Chinese's political involvement in Malaysia by Lee, Yok Fee

“…Malaysian Chinese is the second largest group in the country’s population and has been actively involved in politics since their mass immigration during the middle of the 19th century. …”
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Everyday identities in Malaysian Chinese's subjectivities by Lee, Yok Fee

“…In the studies of Malaysian Chinese identity, most writings are based on macro-level analysis, which mainly focus on social structures but not the social actors. …”
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Research on the early Chinese club in Malaya by Chong , Fah Hing

Serendipity : suite for Chinese orchestra No.1 by Jahnichen, Gisa

“…The Suite “translates” the gamelan ideas into the language of a Chinese Orchestra. The six pieces chosen apply harmonic progressions, open up the range limitation and in some parts the regular shape of gamelan pieces. …”
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UPM, Chinese varsities to work together by The Star

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Love tragedies in arabic and chinese literature by Aierken, Ailifeire

“…Majnun Layla and Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are two well-known love tragedies in Arabic and Chinese literature. These two literary works share some similarities, but due to their different cultural backgrounds and different bringing-up environments, there also exist many differences. …”
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Master Chinese for Higher Chance of Employment by Oriental Daily, News

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Encourage Kids To Take Chinese Exam by Kwong, Wah Yit Poh

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Socialization and parenting in chinese cultural context by Jo, Pei Tan, Buchanan, Ann, Hanafi, Zahyah

“…It outlines key research literature on Chinese parenting in relations to 1) parenting goals and beliefs among Chinese parents and, 2) the notion of Guan and ‘training’ as a parenting dimension in Chinese families. …”
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