
William Huang
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Feb 26, 2024 |
mercatornet.com | William Huang |Gabriël Moens |Augusto Zimmermann |Kurt Mahlburg
In recent months, stories about China’s human rights abuses and persecution of ethnic and religious minorities, like the Uyghurs, Hui Muslims and house church Christians, have slowly faded from view. It was impossible to lure readers away from the wars in Ukraine and in Gaza. However, as the Year of the Dragon rolls around, there is speculation about whether China will have a mini baby boom -- the Year of the Dragon is the most auspicious in the Chinese zodiac.
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Oct 23, 2023 |
mercatornet.com | William Huang |Michael Cook |Kurt Mahlburg |Melanie Notkin
“Run” (润) has been one of the hottest words in the Chinese language since 2021. A clever wordplay on both the Chinese pronunciation and English meaning of the word, “run” refers to the recent trend of emigrating from an increasingly restrictive and authoritarian China for greener pastures overseas. This emigration wave, which began shortly after Xi Jinping amended the Constitution in 2018 to abolish term limits, took off during Covid and has only accelerated since.
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Oct 19, 2023 |
mercatornet.com | William Huang |Michael Cook |Kurt Mahlburg |Melanie Notkin
Demographers and demography enthusiasts have always had a deep fascination with communities such as the Amish for one simple reason — they are the prime example of an exclusive and conservative religious sect or community with a high fertility rate unthinkable in most modern societies.
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Jul 18, 2023 |
theepochtimes.com | Jennifer Yang |Lily Sun |William Huang
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Several dozen Falun Gong practitioners from the Greater Philadelphia area held a rally in Philadelphia’s Chinatown on July 15 to call for an end to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) 24-year persecution of Falun Gong, a meditation practice in the Buddhist tradition that is centered on the tenets of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance. People from different backgrounds came to speak up against the persecution, including those who had been tortured in China.
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May 28, 2023 |
mercatornet.com | William Huang
South Korea is famous as the land of K-Pop idols and ultra-low fertility. Some demographers believe that Koreans will become extinct in a few centuries. But are there any exceptions to low birth rates within South Korea? And what about the South’s eccentric brethren in North Korea? Public servant privilege? In 2022, preliminary statistics have South Korea’s fertility at 0.78.
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