Gary Liu

China's economy appears to be doing better than many in the world.

Yet what's ahead for its real estate market? 

Local government debt? Will slower economic growth persist?

Wayne Wang 

Raise a glass for the working class ahead of the May Day holiday

Mara Hvistendahl

China’s sex ratio imbalance will pose a major challenge to the country—and to neighboring countries—over the next 20 to 30 years. Mara Hvistendahl, China correspondent for Science magazine and author of Unnatural Selection: Choosing Boys Over Girls, and the Consequences of a World Full of Men, and will discuss the causes and geography of sex selection. She will also explain the effects of China’s imbalance, including the importing of brides from poorer regions, increased sex trafficking, and social instability, and explain why attempts to stop sex selection have mostly failed.

Robert Bickers

Neil Heywood's untimely death in Chongqing has been making headlines around
the world in recent weeks.  Distinguished UK Professor Robert Bickers will
put that tragedy into historical perspective, providing colorful and
well-informed insight into the mysterious deaths in China of other British and
foreign nationals from days past and the responses to them.

Peter Duncan

Rob Schmitz  

Yin Yang

Swap stories and gossip with friends before they clear out for the Easter & Qingming holidays

Jon Campbell

Graham Earnshaw

Jon will share insights from his new China book, "Red Rock."  Graham will be on hand to provide an introduction.