Chinese film executive commits suicide as coronavirus-stricken movie industry tanks
The negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt in almost every industry in China, but the countryโs film industry has suffered more than most.
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China warns Australia again on tourism and education
Beijing threatens to use outbound Chinese tourism and tuition payments to Australian universities as leverage amid escalating diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
Zoomโs China censorship problem
The tech hero of the pandemic lockdowns finds itself at the center of attention for less desirable reasons this time.
HSBC is stuck in the middle
HSBC was founded more than 150 years ago to finance trade ties between China and Europe. Now, the London-based bank faces criticism from both the U.S. and China as tensions grow.
Chinese students with foreign passports will face tougher school admission requirements
On June 10, Chinese education authorities issued a new directive, ordering Chinese universities to tighten application requirements for students who have foreign passports but attend Chinese schools for most of their education.
India and China deescalate latest border standoff
After multiple meetings between Chinese and Indian diplomats and military commanders, a deescalation is apparent, though the crux of the two countriesโ border disagreements remains unresolved.
Should Chinese women have multiple husbands?
An online controversy erupted in China when Yew-Kwang Ng (้ปๆๅ Huรกng Yวuguฤng), a Malaysian economist who currently serves as a professor of economics at Fudan University in Shanghai, published an article suggesting that China legalize and promote polyandry to mitigate the countryโs surplus of bachelors.
โUntil the Wuhan virus hit, the U.S. was pulling away from China and doing greatโ โ Jimmy Lai
Media baron Jimmy Lai Chee-Ying (้ปๆบ่ฑ Lรญ Zhรฌyฤซng)ย is unique among Hong Kongโs tycoons in his willingness to take on Chinaโs government. Lai made his fortune in fashion before the 1997 Hong Kong handover, and started the tabloid and pro-democracy news outlet Apple Daily in 1995. The newspaper is owned by Next Media Group, which publishes newspapers and websites in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
The troll who shamed Yang Liping for childlessness condemns online abuse after controversy
The woman who stirred up an internet controversy with her highly offensive comment about internationally acclaimed Chinese dancer and choreographer Yรกng Lรฌpรญng ๆจไธฝ่ having no children now claims that Yang is her โfavorite celebrityโ after receiving what she called โa torrent of vicious messages online.โ