Your daily round-up of the best of the Journal?s China coverage:
China Believes in America; Why Doesn?t America?: Six generations ago, Chinese workers were brought to San Francisco as cheap, pliable labor for the back-breaking work of mining gold and building railroads. The Chinese have returned. This time they?re the ones with the capital. (Subscriber Content)
Report: China Moves Cautiously on Disputed Islands: Beijing is seeking to assert its claims to disputed islands controlled by Japan, but it is avoiding any escalation of tensions, a report from Japan says.?(Subscriber Content)
China to Speed Up ?Hukou? Reform: China has pledged to speed up reform of its ?hukou? household-registration system, indicating the country may be preparing to take the fetters off its rural population.?(Subscriber Content)
China Sees Signs of Property Revival: Average housing prices in China rose at a faster pace in November, a sign the property market may be set to give the world?s No. 2 economy a lift next year.?(Subscriber Content)
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