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Samuel Wade

Samuel Wade

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Executive Editor, China Digital Times

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  • Sinopsis: China’s Dual-Use Infrastructure in the Pacific

    By Samuel Wade Verified| China Digital Times Verified CDT noted last month that recent Chinese naval exercises around Australia had sparked a spike in comments on Chinese social media advocating the conquest of Australia. While some may have been a joke, others appeared serious, and were taken seriously by commentators such as current affairs and science blogger Xiang Dongliang, who wrote: “Popular sentiment really has shifted.

    By Samuel Wade Verified · China Digital Times

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Translations: Tiananmen’s Long Shadow Falls on Tributes to Hu Dehua and His Father, Hu Yaobang

    By Samuel Wade Verified| China Digital Times Verified Hu Dehua, the third son of former General Secretary Hu Yaobang, died in Beijing on March 30. The anniversary of his father’s death in 1989, which sparked the protests crushed by the June 4 crackdown, is April 15. That historical context, as well as Hu Dehua’s own vocal defense of his father’s legacy and criticism of Xi Jinping, imbued the younger Hu’s death with heightened political sensitivity.

    By Samuel Wade Verified · China Digital Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Sinopsis: China’s Dual-Use Infrastructure in the Pacific

    By Samuel Wade Verified| China Digital Times Verified CDT noted last month that recent Chinese naval exercises around Australia had sparked a spike in comments on Chinese social media advocating the conquest of Australia. While some may have been a joke, others appeared serious, and were taken seriously by commentators such as current affairs and science blogger Xiang Dongliang, who wrote: “Popular sentiment really has shifted.

    By Samuel Wade Verified · China Digital Times

    Apr. 18, 2025

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China Digital Times

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Founded: 2003