In the case of the Wenzhou Church, CNN Thursday connects a change in government rhetoric to an investigation of five government officials
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Monday, the LA Times joined the Washington Post and The New York Times with its story.
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More on the situation in Wenzhou
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The practical application of the negotiated settlement between local officials and local Christians in Wenzhou started being enforced today in China.
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In a few hours, the floodgates will open on the next big thing: the rush to create a domain name in Chinese.
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Duped. I let down my guard and my prejudices about the Communist government of China flowed through. Boy, do I feel like an idiot.
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Two interesting articles on the struggle over what folks think in China. Or, rather, what they say about what they think.
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A local official thinks the cross on top of a new huge church is too big and that Christianity is spreading too fast. So, of course, tearing down the cross will solve everything.
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Wrecking crews are said to have showed up at the church in Wenzhou as state media in Beijing continues to be the only outlet covering this story.
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A "Christian Boss" in Wenzhou, who would rather do business with his own...business and religion are complementary.
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