Sony Hopes for a Blockbuster as ‘Dr. Oz’ Format Goes to China

Sony Pictures Television is expected to announce a deal on Wednesday to export the format of “The Dr. Oz Show” to Chinese television.

Opinion: Too Many Hamburgers?

On a visit to China, Thomas L. Friedman gets a good look at how the Chinese view Americans.

A System Afraid of Its Own History

China's relationship to its own history remains mired in cover-ups and silences, and a look at how school textbooks present the 60 years since the People's Republic was established reveals the problem.

Chinese Experiment Seeks Secrets To Happiness

Last year, a book called China Is Unhappy topped the best-seller lists in the Middle Kingdom. It was a nationalistic screed arguing that China should stop debasing itself and stand up to its critics. But is China really unhappy? And how can it become happier?

Resentment Simmers in Western Chinese Region

Since riots between the Han and Uighur groups in 2009, the Chinese authorities have arrested hundreds and tried to soothe frayed nerves. But the push has done little to repair distrust.

China’s Growth Leads to Problems Down the Road

A nation on a building binge has plans to unclog the highways, but it may take years.