Internet Philanthropy in China

CHEN Yidan (陈一丹, born 1971), also known as Charles CHEN, is a Chinese internet entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is a core founder of Tencent, founder of the Tencent Foundation, founder of the Chen Yidan Charity Foundation, and founder of the Yidan Prize.

Part Ⅰ. In China: The Rise of Internet Philanthropy.- 1. History of China's Internet Philanthropy.- 2. The Rise of Online Fundraising Information Platforms.- 3. Philanthropic Civil Society Organizations’ “Labor Pains” and “Transformation”.- 4. The Activated Businesses and Public.- 5. Governmental Support and Regulations.- Part Ⅱ. Global Vision: Internet Philanthropy in Charitable Countries.- 6. The United States: Voluntary Spirit and Technological Innovation.- 7. The UK: The Tradition of Philanthropy and Government Support.- 8. Japan: From Government Supervision to Shared Governance.- Part III. In Retrospection: Internet Philanthropy Reshapes Connections in Atomized Society.- 9. Definition of Philanthropy.- 10. The Influence of Social Atomization.- 11. Internet Philanthropy Reshapes Social Connections.- Part Ⅳ. In the Future: Where Will Internet Philanthropy Lead Us?.- 12. Key Issues and Challenges Facing Philanthropy in China.- 13. Transforming Technological Results into Social Progress.- 14. Towards More Diversified and Comprehensive Governance Over Philanthropy.- 15. Culture: Shaping a Philanthropic Culture with Emotionalism, Rationalism and Inclusion.- Epilogue: Long-Term Pursuit of Rational Philanthropy.- Supplement: A Chronicle of Events of the Development of Internet Philanthropy (1995–2020).