Lina Lin As the Earth’s closest planetary-mass object and only natural satellite, it is natural for researchers to be interested in the moon. …

For the last few decades, the world has witnessed the boom of the Chinese economy. But growing to be one of the top countries, China has had to pay the price — pollution. …

Jenny Zhao The world’s economic and technological industries have been substantially influenced by China’s global performance, including the introduction of paper money during the Song dynasty and the development of a variety of approaches towards digital currencies. For example, in Chengdu, China, people have already started relying on the convenience…

Ashley Song Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have had a public political relationship for a long time, but it now seems to be coming to an end. China and Russia’s alignment has previously served as a front against the United States. …

Maggie Wu Winning her third medal in freeski halfpipe yesterday, Eileen Gu became the first freestyle skier to bag three medals at a single Games.The 18-year-old Gu is without doubts, one of the brightest stars in this year’s Beijing Winter Olympic Games. Raised in San Francisco,Eileen represented China in the…

Hi Everyone! Welcome to MCBC’s first newsletter on Medium, we’ll be featuring stories written by our newsletter team. Hope everyone is enjoying the 🍂 fall colors throughout the campus, or from anywhere that you are reading this! We know school has been stressful lately, but we hope everyone is taking time to relax and unwind. For this month, our members decided to focus on why U.S social media company is departing China’s market, the U.S & China’s agreement on global tax, and the impact of China’s ban on video games for children.

Author: Maggie Wu (LSA’24) Leaders from the G20 group of top economies approved a long-anticipated overhaul to the global tax system that will force some of the world’s biggest companies to hand over roughly $150 billion in additional tax revenue each year. The tax reform follows a two-pillar plan that…

Author: Terence Huang (LSA’ 24) This past school year, China has barred online gamers under the age of 18 from playing at most one and a half hours on the weekdays and limited their play to just three hours most weekends. This causes a significant escalation of restrictions on the…

Author: Maggie Wu (LSA’24) LinkedIn, the last major American social media site operating there officially, announced last week it would pull the professional networking service out of China, following blocks on the content of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter more than a decade ago. LinkedIn landed in China in 2014 and…