Seki Hei
The regime seems determined to enhance Xi's authority and return China to the Maoist...
Seki Hei
Seki Hei, PhD, was born in Sichuan Province, China, in 1962. He graduated from Peking University’s School of Philosophy, then came to Japan in 1988 and completed a doctoral program at Kobe University’s Graduate School of Intercultural Studies. After working at a private research institute, he began working as an analyst and critic. He has written many books, including The China of Conspirators (PHP Publishing, 2009). He became a Japanese citizen in 2007.
Xi Jinping himself delivered a major speech at the third One Belt, One Road...
The expanded definition of "espionage" in the revised law means that legitimate business activities...
The Chinese Communist Party National Congress begins in mid-October, with implications for China's domestic...
The fact that the commander of the collective eastern forces felt a sense of...
Party organ People’s Daily printed two contradictory articles a week apart, opening a window...
The grim assessment is punctuated by declines of 72.3% and 91.4%, seen in the...
Regional security is at risk. Xi can only escape the shadow of Deng Xiaoping...
It seems Xi's intent is to use the resolution to announce the start of...
If Taiwan becomes a member first, China will find itself in the miserable position...
Xi Jinping has spread a sense of alarm about “black swan attacks” bringing shocking...
But the attraction is probably making the Chinese people recall the cultural scent of...
