Daily commentary about China by TIME correspondents.
Where Pants Come From
Time.com's multimedia section has a new photo essay on blue jeans. Like many manufactured goods in the world today, jeans mean China. (OK, you can get them from elsewhere. The photos show American and Sri Lankan manufacturers, too.) The essay is worth checking out for the amazing photos from a factory in Zhongshan, Guangdong.
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