Articles in this series examine the implications for China and the rest of the world of the coming changes in the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Larry Kwong was the first hockey player of Chinese descent to appear in the N.H.L., playing briefly for the Rangers during the 1947-48 season.February 20, 2013, Wednesday
Rick Hendrick, the Nascar team owner, bought the first production 2014 Corvette Stingray for $1.1 million and the classic ‘Vette owned by the chairman of General Motors for $270,000.January 22, 2013, Tuesday
The National Football League is expanding into China, hoping to become one of the ten most popular sports in the world's most populous nation by the end of the decade.November 13, 2012, Tuesday
The N.B.A. Center will include a gym, restaurants and a store, as well as an interactive gaming area and a children’s zone. China is the second-biggest market for the National Basketball Association.October 12, 2012, Friday
Asians follow European football teams, but most people in Europe still have hazy and outdated views of Asia.August 08, 2012, Wednesday
With a $600,000 bounty on the line, Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia took an early lead against Lin Dan of China in the badminton men’s final, but in the end he fell to his archrival.August 6, 2012, Monday
Tom Byer, an American, helped to develop soccer in Japan. He now faces the same challenge in China.August 5, 2012, Sunday
With a $600,000 bounty on the line, Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia took an early lead against Lin Dan of China in the badminton men’s final, but in the end he fell to his archrival.August 05, 2012, Sunday
Tom Byer, an American, helped to develop soccer in Japan. He now faces the same challenge in China.August 05, 2012, Sunday
With low production costs, cheap labor and a flat tax rate, Bulgaria offered an ideal opportunity for Great Wall Motor, which now builds three models in the country.May 22, 2012, Tuesday
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The Chinese Communist Party on Thursday unveiled a new leadership slate headed by Xi Jinping, who will face the task of guiding China to a more sustainable model of growth.
All members of China’s Politburo Standing Committee, the group of politicians who rule the country, have close connections with former leaders. The top two figures of the new administration were also part of the previous government.
Since China’s first ruling committee was appointed, each successive leader has enjoyed less authority than the last.
China’s “princelings” are emerging as an aristocratic class with an increasingly important say in ruling the country.
China’s 18th Communist Party Congress precedes the naming of China’s top leader, who will replace Hu Jintao as president. The meeting also debuts a new generation of party leaders.
Tom Redburn, China editor for The New York Times, introduces a short video series on China’s changing of the guard.
The New York Times’ Beijing correspondents discuss Xi Jinping, China’s new leader.
The New York Times reporters in Beijing discuss economic reform in China as the country takes a more central position on the world stage.
The New York Times correspondent Andrew Jacobs discusses China’s record on human rights.
Articles in this series explore the struggle to shape the culture of authoritarian China.
Articles in this series examine China’s system of government-managed capitalism, and the potential weaknesses that could threaten the nation’s remarkable economic growth.
Articles in this series examine the stresses and strains of China’s emergence as a global power.
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