There’s Not Just One Way to Be Japanese

My struggles with identity and belonging shaped who I am today.

By Shina Peng and Ema Ryan Yamazaki

我叫康妮。她们也叫康妮。我们是美国的“康妮一代”

一直以来，我都认为我名字的故事很特别；我不知道的是，这是一代人的故事。

By Connie Wang

《纽约时报》如何报道世界？NYT Global主编回答中文读者提问

几周前，我们向世界各地的时报读者收集有关《纽约时报》如何向国际读者报道新闻的提问。我们收到了几十个来自中文读者的问题，这里是NYT Global主编乔迪·鲁多伦对其中几个问题的回答。

By The New York Times

Buying Influence: How China Manipulates Facebook and Twitter

New documents detail how Chinese officials tap private businesses for online information campaigns, offering a rare glimpse into how China’s vast bureaucracy works to spread propaganda online.

By Muyi Xiao, Paul Mozur and Gray Beltran

Rock ’n’ Roll According to the Chinese Communist Party

The rock ballad was a cult classic in China. But what if the party wanted to use it to spread “positive energy”?

By Vivian Wang and Weiyi Cai

宇宙深处：一场“火雨”

虽然和其它星球相比，太阳还算安静。但它仍是一颗多变的星球，一个形成惊人风暴并向宇宙发射高能量粒子和射线的热核聚变火炉。

By Jason Drakeford, Jonathan Corum and Dennis Overbye

Conservative Partnership Institute’s Registration to Fundraise in North Carolina

This document shows that the Conservative Partnership Institute hired a fundraising company called Compass Direct LLC. That company was run by the brother of the nonprofit’s president. Its contract paid $15,000 per month.

总理家人隐秘的财富

This is a Chinese-language version of an investigation by The New York Times showing that the family of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, who has staked a position as a populist and a reformer, owns about $2.7 billion in assets.

By David Barboza