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National Security Law Reverberations in Hong Kong, Budget Cuts to Taiwan’s Public Media, and a New Generation for the People’s Daily

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By Lingua Sinica, Jordyn Haime
| Substack
Our top story over at the China Media Project this week tracks official coverage of the devastating floods last month that killed over 1,400 and left more than 5,000 more still missing. Our hour-by-hour timeline of Party media information releases about the disaster — dominated mainly by Xinhua, with almost no on-the-ground reporting from non-central Party media — provides a great case study in information control and how Xi Jinping has remade domestic media.
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Shanghai Spirit - China Media Project

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By Jordyn Haime
| China Media Project
On August 27, 2026, as China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, prepared to make a trip to Kyrgyzstan and Egypt for the 26th annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), the official People’s Daily newspaper argued that the “Shanghai Spirit” (上海精神) offered a welcome foundational value at a time when “the international landscape is fraught with upheaval and turmoil.” In recent years, the “Shanghai Spirit” has come to encompass a set of interrelated concepts and values that China has...
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy How 'lost' Yiddish songs from a wartime ghetto in Ukraine revive links to Shanghai's past

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By Jordyn Haime
| msn.com
Jordyn Haime Lost anti-fascist Yiddish language songs from World War II will be making their Asian debut this month. Yiddish Glory will be performing in Shanghai - acity where some 18,000 Jewish refugees found shelter from the Nazis- Hong Kong and in South Korea. The project is the brainchild of University of Toronto academic Anna Shternshis, who said Shanghai's own history gave the choice of venue an extra significance, and songwriter and musician Psoy Korolenko.
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