Jiayun (Jenny) Feng is the Society and Culture Editor at The China Project. Born and raised in Shanghai, she is a bilingual journalist committed to reporting on China-related issues with a global perspective.
The revised version of the Women's Rights and Interests Protection Law, voted for adoption by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on Sunday and effective from January 1, is the first amendment to the women-focused legislation in 15 years.
Three months after its “horse face” skirt controversy, Paris fashion house Dior is again facing heat on Chinese social media.
Two years after Chinese automobile manufacturer Great Wall Motor found its sweet spot by building its entire brand on making “ladies’ cars,” the company now wants to pivot to designing cars for all genders, calling it an “evolution” of its strategy.
Densely packed into 12 episodes, "Rock It, Mom" is a new Chinese TV series making waves for its sensitive portrayal of a flawed female protagonist rarely seen on the small screen. And you can watch it on YouTube.
The world-renowned artist and best-selling author tells us about his first solo exhibition in Taiwan in 10 years.
October is the season for the persimmon, an orange-colored fruit widely enjoyed in China for its sweet, honey-like flavor and auspicious associations. Take a look at all the ways it’s being presented.
Prestigious car manufacturers are turning to homewares and fashion to give loyal customers a chance to not only drive their vehicles, but live in their image, too. But the trend isn’t sitting well with many Chinese internet users.
Hopping zombies, ghost coworkers, and fetus-filled dumplings. These are the best Chinese-language scary movies since the turn of the millennium.
At 3, the endangered feline became an internet sensation and a star attraction at a zoo that was struggling to make ends meet.