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Chinese Song Amplifies Awareness of Violence Against Women
Tan Weiwei’s latest album revolves around the everyday struggles faced by women from diverse backgrounds.
All Work, More Play: Why Young Chinese Are Embracing Tabletop Games
If games like Werewolf are this generation’s mahjong, it’s only fitting that they also symbolize the blurring lines between work and leisure.
Pregnancy Discrimination Trial Sparks Online Furor
In a rare move, a woman has taken local authorities to court, claiming she was denied a job offer because she was pregnant.
Netizens Thirsty for Tibetan Heartthrob
Tenzing Tsondu has dreamy looks, a racehorse, and millions of new social media followers in China, but critics worry he has been made an “exotic other” because of his ethnicity.
Why Some Chinese Women Are Embracing a ‘No Kids, No Ring’ Lifestyle
Feeling squeezed by the twin pressures of work and home life, some anti-marriage activists are fighting for their independence by lashing out at “married donkeys” and “dick cancer.”
ChemChina's Syngenta Takeover Is a Failure. Time to Admit It
There’s a way to salvage the $46 billion purchase of agrochemical giant Syngenta.
China to sell 80 million internal combustion engines a year in next five years
China is expected to sell 80 million internal combustion engines annually in the next five years, in line with previous years, an engine industry association said on Thursday, amid a broader industry transformation toward electrification.
Women’s Soccer Team Disqualified From Match Over Dyed Hair
Fujian provincial authorities say collegiate players are prohibited from coloring their hair, having “bizarre” styles, or wearing accessories during games.
Yunnan Authorizes Doctors to Reveal Patients’ HIV Status to Partners
The move is aimed at reducing local infections as well as cases in which people contract HIV without knowing their partners are positive.
After Anhui Girl’s Drowning, Calls for Police to Try Harder
Police in China are required by law to receive emergency response training, though this wasn’t evident as officers stood nearly within arm’s length of the victim before her death.
Pandas Rub Themselves in Horse Manure to Feel Warm, Study Finds
Researchers recorded 38 instances of wild giant pandas interacting with fresh horse dung, which inhibits their sense of cold.
Shanghai Has a Hole-in-the-Wall Café Run by Disabled, Bear-Clawed Baristas
The owners of the “bear-claw café,” as it’s popularly known, say they wanted to help people with disabilities and limited job prospects.
Policy Against Sharing Students’ Grades on WeChat Sparks Debate
Would withholding students’ grades and class rankings from parents relieve pressure or demotivate? That’s the question at the center of discussion over a largely misinterpreted local rule.
China’s ‘Self-Comb Women’ Never Smashed the Patriarchy. So What?
Some anti-marriage activists are trying to lay claim to the self-comb legacy. They’re missing these women’s real significance.
Death Sentence for Harbin Man Who Raped 4-Year-Old Girl
A Chinese court has handed down a rare death sentence in a rape case, as it involved a child victim who suffered permanent injuries.
The World’s Factory, On Film
Zhan Youbing worked for years as a migrant laborer in the heart of China’s export machine. Then, one day, he picked up a camera.
India plans dam on Brahmaputra to offset Chinese construction upstream
India is considering a plan to build a 10 gigawatts (GW) hydropower project in a remote eastern state, an Indian official said on Tuesday, following reports that China could construct dams on a section of the Brahmaputra river.
More Elderly Chinese Are Contracting HIV, Says WHO
Unsafe sexual behaviors are leaving the country’s elderly exposed to the virus that causes AIDS.
Hangzhou Court Rules in Landmark Facial Recognition Case
Though a safari park’s compulsory collection of its patrons’ facial data was ruled to be illegal, the plaintiff will appeal based on other parts of the decision.
Get-Picked-Up Artist for Women Shut Down Over ‘Immoral’ Teachings
Ling Tongtong prides herself on instructing women how to use their feminine wiles to win expensive gifts from male suitors, but her agency has been dogged by allegations of fraud and complaints from unsatisfied customers.
