China Open Source Observatory
The China Open Source Observatory locates, translates, and annotates documents of historic or strategic value that are currently only available in Chinese.
Our view into China has darkened as it has climbed in power. Tools once used to interpret the People’s Republic of China avail no longer. Studying the Chinese system once meant conducting field surveys, interviewing Party officials, or traveling to archives in China. That era has ended. Archives are closing. Officials no longer grant interviews. Even traveling to China grows difficult. As the need to understand the PRC presses ever more urgent, accessing the ideas, intentions, and plans of China’s leadership has become more challenging. The future of Western-China relations now rests on…
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