The Economist-How far-reaching is Chinas assimilation policy Podcasts
January 25, 2024 1 min 179 words
这篇报道深入探讨中国政府对少数民族的同化政策，聚焦于一个奇特的蒙古社区。报道提到政府的努力已经触及这个位于云南省的蒙古小镇，距离蒙古族主要居住的内蒙古超过2500公里。由《经济学人》北京分社主任戴维·任报导，与资深中国记者艾丽斯·苏一同探讨政府对这个小社区的处理，试图解读习近平时代中国的民族政策。报道为我们揭示了中国政府对少数民族的广泛干预，引发对习近平时代民族政策的深刻思考。
China’s attempt to assimilate ethnic minorities leaves no stone unturned. It has even reached one of China’s quirkiest communities—a pocket of 6,000 people in a Mongolian township in Yunnan province, more than 2,500km from Inner Mongolia where most ethnic Mongols live.
David Rennie, our Beijing bureau chief reports from a traditional Naadam ceremony in Xingmeng. Together with Alice Su, our senior China correspondent, they ask: What does the Party’s treatment of this tiny community tell us about ethnic policy in Xi Jinping’s China?
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