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Radicalness in Suspension: From ‘Ge Yu Lu’ to Ge Yulu
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Radicalness in Suspension: From ‘Ge Yu Lu’ to Ge Yulu

From 2013 to 2017, migrant artist Ge Yulu (葛宇路, b. 1990) carried out his private project Ge Yu Lu (葛宇路), secretly installing a street sign bearing his name on an unnamed road in the chaotic bustle of Beijing, as well as embedding the name in digital maps such as those of Gaode (高德) and Baidu (百度), which provide real-time navigation for everyday use. This was possible because in Chinese, lu (路), the final character in Ge’s name, also means ‘road’…Read Article

Chinese Journalism is Dead: Long Live Chinese Journalism!

Chinese journalism is dead—long live Chinese journalism! The dramatic transformations in China’s media landscape over the past decade have led many to declare the death of quality journalism in the country. The Party-State’s tightening grip on information, the dismantling of once vibrant investigative outlets, and the growing precarity of media professionals seem to confirm this narrative. And yet, as traditional spaces for critical reporting sh…Journalism · ChinaRead Article

Why Do We Hold ‘Family History’ Exhibitions in Today’s China?

On 30 March 2024, ‘Questioning Silence: A Trio Exhibition on Family Histories’ (追问沉默) by Chinese artists Lan Yi, Da Xi, and Huang Xiaoxing opened at Making Space (新造空间), an independent research-based contemporary art space on the southern banks of the Pearl River in Guangzhou, dedicated to socially engaged art through transdisciplinary collaboration. This was the second time that Making Space had hosted an exhibition centred on family history (家…Guangzhou · GuangzhouRead Article

Fate, Agency, and Precarity: The Vagrant Stories in Xu Tong’s Documentary Trilogy

China’s post-socialist modernisation and economic growth in the 1980s and 1990s have led to great political and institutional changes and deepened structural inequalities, creating a large marginalised subaltern group whose lives have been shaped by shifting labour markets and migration policies (Hillenbrand 2023; Pun 2016). Today, the stories of China’s ‘subaltern’ are widely heard, from the plight of workers in factories such as those owned by…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Rocking Boundaries: Made-in-China Feminism and an All-Female Chinese Band in Tokyo

In the Chinese music scene, women have traditionally been confined to roles embodying elegance and obedience. This is exemplified by groups such as the 12 Girls Band, whose success, built on performing traditional instruments such as the guzheng (古筝) and pipa (琵琶), aligns with societal expectations of femininity, reinforcing Confucian stereotypes of Chinese women as ornamental and prioritising cultural commodification over artistic autonomy (Yun…Music · TokyoRead Article

Me and My Censor

When Liu Lipeng first contacted me in July 2020, I was still in China. I initially wanted to write this as a fictional short story, but I didn’t have the courage to do it at the time because it would have landed me in prison. I left China in 2021 and spent time thinking about […]China · ChinaRead Article

Liuxue (‘Studying Abroad’): A Pathway to Sexual Freedom for China’s Gay Youth?

In late March 2022, Shanghai imposed its strictest lockdowns since the Covid-19 outbreak two years earlier. Amid China’s stringent zero-Covid policy and crackdown on personal freedoms, internet searches for ‘conditions for immigrating to Canada’ surged, drawing the attention of authorities. To circumvent censorship on emigration-related searches, Chinese netizens adopted the code word run (润), whose Romanisation resembles the English word ‘run’,…Lockdown · New YorkRead Article

Engineering China’s Militarised Neoliberalism: Class, State, and Technology

An industrial policy renaissance, trade controls, and geopolitical challenges are further complicating the permanent features of the current global (dis)order that is already facing a polycrisis: economic stagnation, climate crisis, and interstate war. The era of neoliberal globalisation—often seen as being synonymous with the Washington Consensus—that has long been a central feature of the international order is now over. The Washington Consens…New Haven, Connecticut · New HavenRead Article

Hongkongers’ score for city’s autonomy, freedom dips for first time since 2020

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Nearly half of 1,005 respondents also dissatisfied with Legislative Council, according to One Country Two Systems Index published by think tank.Asia · Hong KongSee the Story

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