Articles by Jimmy Wang published in The New York Times


			Hip-hop in China All over China, Hip-hop is becoming increasingly popular as a form of free self-expression.

			The Latest Fad Pole dancing--with clothes on--is China's trendiest new fitness sport. Click photo for Article and Video.

			Reverse Brain Drain In a reverse miniature brain drain, Chinese financial institutions are taking advantage of the downturn and focusing on the newly unemployed to diversify and upgrade their own staffs.

			Cybernationalism Cyber rooms on the internet have been where many of China's youth-angry about the protests that hounded the Olympic torch-met to organize boycotts of foreign goods.

			Gas and stocks: analysis Economic Analysis showing the relationship between China's gas companies and its stock market.



			Out of Work The global credit crisis has caused a chain reaction: waning consumer demand worldwide for Chinese goods has led to a drop in Chinese exports, and, consequently, over 65,000 factory shutdowns in China in 2008. Jimmy Wang joins Edward Wong in Chang'an, where workers at the Weixu shoe factory demanded back pay.

			Tracking China's Missing Survivors in Sichuan Province, China, look for their missing relatives in the earthquake rubble. Jimmy Wang joins Edward Wong in Beichuan, one of the cities hardest hit by the earthquake.

			Shuttered Gateway Jimmy Wang joins Pulitzer-Prize winner Jake Hooker to report on the situation on the ground in a Tibetan neighborhood in Chengdu during the Tibetan riots in 2008.