WASHINGTON, D.C., April 20, 2024 – In 2021, the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) added Chinese to its growing list of priority languages. The MEMRI Chinese Media Studies Project is celebrating UN Chinese Language Day today and providing a free subscription to research providing a greater and more nuanced understanding of China, its people, its Chinese Communist Party-led government, its ideology, and its regional and international aspirations.
For the past 25 years, MEMRI has sought to bridge the language gap between the Arab and Muslim world and the West by providing timely and impactful open-source material in English to Western audiences about the reality of the Middle East, translating primary source material from Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, Urdu, and Pashtu into English and other Western languages.
Since its launch, the MEMRI Chinese Media Studies Project has published 96 reports and 48 clips. These clips have received over 1.2 million views on the MEMRI website and social media. You can view all the latest reports and analyses on the Project's website and all the clips on the Project's page on the MEMRI TV website.
The Chinese Media Studies Project covers subjects that include the following.
Subjects Of Reports And Clips
China Relations With Russia
China Relations With Iran
China Relations With Hamas
Chinese Communist Party
China's Hegemonic Ambition In The South China Sea
China's Coersion In The Indo-Pacific Region
China's Economy
Anti-U.S. Rhetoric
Military & Security Developments
Regional Relations
International Relations
Human Rights
Chinese Culture
Reactions To COVID-19
Cartoons & Animated Videos
Subscribe to receive free updates from the Chinese Media Studies Project here.
The project translates speeches by a wide range of Chinese government and military officials and statements by journalists from numerous Chinese-language TV channels and newspapers.
Chinese-Language TV Channels
CGTN Network (China)
CCTV (China)
Haokan Video (China)
SUPPORT OUR WORK
"China News Service"
"Anti-Cult Network"
"Hu Xijin on Douyin"
"PLA on Sina Weibo"
Chinese-Language Newspapers
Chinatimes.com
Global Times
Fmprc.gov.cn
News.rthk.hk
News.fx168.com
China-un.ch
Dwnews.com
Mp.weixin.qq.com
Guancha.cn
News.cgtn.com
Cna.com
Taipeitimes.com
China.usembassy-china.org.cn
Hk.appledaily.com
Sohu.com
Eng.mod.gov.cn
Xinhuanet.com
En.qstheory.cn
Paper.people.com.cn
Baijiahao.baidu.com
Beluga Defense
Aisixiang.com
World.people.com.cn
M.weibo.cn
Zaobao.com.sg
China Review News
hk01.com
finance.sina.com.cn
Bj.crntt.com
Sss.tsinghua.edu.cn
Xinhuanet.com
Gjaqyj.cnjournals.com
Mp.weixin.qq.com
Scmp.com
News.cgtn.com
Global.chinadaily.com.cn
Mideast.shisu.edu.cn
Iis.fudan.edu.cn
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Please make a tax-deductible contribution to MEMRI’s Chinese Media Studies Project today, to help us continue this critically important work.
ABOUT MEMRI
Founded in February 1998 to inform the debate over U.S. policy in the Middle East, MEMRI is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization. MEMRI's main office is located in Washington, DC, with branch offices in various world capitals. MEMRI research is translated into English, French, Polish, Japanese, Spanish and Hebrew.
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