Official state media warn a popular Taiwanese television host to avoid observing local elections — or risk losing PRC market access.

A new report from an independent outlet shows how alumni struggled to rescue the archive of a Chinese university publication shut down earlier this year.

Now a major player in the media production space, China’s Ministry of State Security wants national security consciousness, including over Taiwan, to be deeply enmeshed with the public’s entertainment choices.

As Party media struggles to maintain relevance across social media platforms, the People’s Daily opens an account on Xiaohongshu years after its counterparts

In a clear sign of tightening media control, state broadcasters in China now manage the risk of live interviews even before the camera begins to roll.

The People’s Daily’s new deputy editor-in-chief is the first cadre of the post-1980s generation to assume a deputy ministerial position.