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The article explores the authoritarian approach of the Chinese government for the reopening of schools in fall 2020 amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Topics covered include number of students who will attend in-person learning when public schools open, measures implemented by the Communist Party for the reopening of schools and response of parents to the resumption of classes.

The article discusses the Chinese government has signaled that has begun trials of two Canadian men held in China for two years on vague charges of espionage, escalating a punitive campaign for Canada.

The article focuses on the China canvassers' pressing wary to Hong Kong residents for signatures whereas declaring its business tycoons of their faith in the Chinese government and staple of Communist Pany politics in the mainland also focuses on Chinese campaign to cast positive light of Hong Kong.

The article discusses China signaled on Monday that postpone important political spectacle of the year, a sign of deepening anxiety within the ruling Communist Party about the threat posed by the coronavirus epidemic.

The article offers information related to the victory of democracy advocates in Hong Kong elections in December, 2019.

The article reports that the Chinese government has abruptly moved to tamp down public anger at the National Basketball Association (NBA) as concerns spread in Beijing that the rhetoric was damaging China's interests and image around the world.

The article offers information on the restaurant in western Beijing, China which was themed after the music of Teresa Teng, a Taiwanese singer who was banned from the mainland of China.

The article discusses how the ruling Communist Party in Beijing, China is running a campaign to drive out rural migrants by demolishing entire neighborhoods and shutting down schools that cater to children belonging to such migrant families.