The Chinese government hired private companies to โflood social sites with distracting chatter,โ among other tactics to tamp down public outrage during the worst parts of the coronavirus epidemic in China.
The Partyโs newest man on Twitter: Hรบ Zhร omรญng ่กๅ ๆ, director of the CPCโs Bureau of Public Information and Communication, International Department. There is no let-up...
"It's been said that in a society like this, the biggest act of rebelling is not forgetting. I hope I wonโt forget."
Lว Wรฉnliร ng ๆๆไบฎ, one of the doctors censuredย by Wuhan police after he posted messages about the then-unknown coronavirus,ย died on February 7. Forty-two days after promising...
Wuhan writer Fang Fang, in a now-censored Weibo post, commemorates the 34-year-old doctor Li Wenliang, whose death of the coronavirus has sparked national mourning.
Wuhan, and all of China, continue to react to the death of a man who was earlier silenced for trying to warn about the coming epidemic.
An image circulating on Chinese social media of โepidemic-fighting hero Li Wenliangโ (ๆ็ซ่ฑ้ๆๆไบฎ kร ngyรฌ yฤซngxiรณng Lว Wรฉnliร ng). The Global Times and other state media reported...