A Survey of Xinjiang Websites on the Internet – General

Most foreigners these days are welcomed to Xinjiang with open arms. There is, however, a list of foreigners - both past and present - who will forever be scorned in the Xinjiang history books. This is the Xinjiang Most-Wanted Foreigners List.

One house church leader. 15 years in prison. Regardless of your personal beliefs, that has to raise an eyebrow. Even more interesting to me are the racist and hate-filled comments that follow the post.

From the post: Since it exploded onto the scene at the beginning of 2010, I’ve become a fanboy of china/divide, a creative collaboration between three of the English language Chinese blogosphere’s (say that thrice fast) all-stars: Kai “Pick Me” or Pan “Me”, Chuck “If You Gonna Dance Wid Me I Gonna Throw” Custer “On Yo’ Face,” and my fave-de-la-fave Stan “the Man Wid Da Plan” Abrams, a lawyer who

Imagine you work for the China Unity Department: It’s your 24/7 mission to convey that, more or less since Day One, the Middle Kingdom has ruled all the land claimed by the PRC, including Taiwan, Tibet and Xinjiang. What do you do when ancient mummies keep surfacing—in politically sensitive Xinjiang—buried in clothing that clearly isn’t Hanfu?