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Search the China Snapshot archive

Search source documents or ask an evidence-grounded question.

Explore China data

Search documents, social trends and economic observations. Build your own export.

How to use these records

Documents

Find publications, check their dates and follow each record to its original publisher.

Collection date · UTC · Newest first. Publisher names match exactly.

Example: Automotive overseas compliance guidance

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Reading the archive for your filters.

A document is an archived publication. Original text appears only where it is available for public display; the publisher’s link remains the reference.

Working with the archive

A row is evidence. Read it in context.

China Snapshot collects publications, trending-list appearances and numeric observations over time. The browser makes those records available for inspection and reuse, with their different meanings kept intact.

See research built from the records

Start with a question and a date range

For a policy question, search documents in English or Chinese and narrow to the issuing institution. For attention around a topic, compare its observed appearances within the same social platform. For an economic series, check the unit and reporting period before comparing values.

Keep publication and collection dates separate

A publication date is when the source says it released a document. A collection date is when China Snapshot recorded it. An observation may repeat across collections, and a monthly indicator can carry the same value for weeks. Date filters follow the date named above the table; dates use UTC.

Inspect the source before quoting

Open a record to see its original title and source link. Available document text is an extraction from that source and can lose tables, formatting or attachments. Text is shown only when available for public display. English titles aid discovery; refer to the original wording when precision matters.

Export a defined selection

Choose columns and download the current page or the rows you selected across pages. CSV keeps one record per row. JSON includes the query and export scope so you can describe what you used. Both keep only your chosen columns. Include source URLs and record IDs for citation.

Account for gaps and differences between sources

The archive contains what the collectors observed. It is not a complete register of everything published in China. Sources, collection intervals and extraction success vary. Social-list rank and heat are platform measures; they do not establish total reach or representative public opinion.