Live-streaming country life is turning some Chinese farmers into celebrities. Offbeat content such as farmers doing their chores gets extra attention. “Each day, farmer Liu live-streams video of his life in rural Sichuan Province to nearly 200,000 subscribers, who pay him the equivalent of $1,500 a month in virtual gifts — far more than anyone in his village has ever made.”
Sexual misconduct on college campuses in China
In modern China, doctors often do not inform their cancer patients of their diagnosis, for fear of worsening a patient’s health condition by imposing a mental burden, and being held responsible for any negative reaction to the diagnosis.
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Pan Suiming, China’s leading scholar on sexology, offers his latest observations of sex in the country.
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