Uncle China warns foreign businesspeople that their Chinese adversaries can have the government take away their passports and hold them captive in China.

John Pomfret looks at how the predictions of China as the next superpower are exaggerated.

American businessman describes his experience working for a hard-core Communist boss in mainland China.

True Run will be splitting from China Intercontinental Press. CIP will continue operating a magazine under the title that’s Beijing, while True Run will launch its own magazine called The Beijinger using former that’s Beijing staff.

While we in the West think of Oreos as round with a sweet white filling, Chinese think of a four-layered rectangular bar filled with vanilla and chocolate cream covered in chocolate.

Sexual encouragement is one reason. Check out this humorous but true top ten list. From a podcast.

It can take a lifetime to break into Hollywood. In Beijing, all it takes is riding the subway, crossing the street, or being at the right place at the right time – and there are a lot of such places.

OneManBandwidth in their second part on doing business in China has some great ideas along with the best China blogs out there for your own niche (mine is obviously not included):

The Politburo should get tough, domestic pressure groups are bad, and other thoughts by the European Chamber of Commerce in China

Most of the China law blogs have been highlighting debates about what sort of entity (WFOE or JV) to form when your clients decide to enter China. But CNN ran an interesting article yesterday that focuses on Chinese investment coming to set up shop in the U.S.--in other words, the exact opposite.