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China crackdown on gay erotica stifles rare outlet for LGBTQ expression
US Congress · China

China crackdown on gay erotica stifles rare outlet for LGBTQ expression

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Chinese women who publish homoerotica online say they are being threatened with fines and jail time, as increasing enforcement of vague obscenity charges targets a rare space for LGBTQ identity and feminism.See the Story
Crafting a Tibetan Terroir: A Conversation with Brendan Galipeau
Yunnan · Yunnan

Crafting a Tibetan Terroir: A Conversation with Brendan Galipeau

In Crafting a Tibetan Terroir: Winemaking in Shangri-La (University of Washington Press, 2025), Brendan Galipeau takes readers to the Sino-Tibetan border region rebranded as ‘Shangri-La’ by the Chinese Government to promote tourism. Drawing from his ethnographic research in the area, he shows how wine has transformed Tibetan landscapes and livelihoods. With grapes originally introduced to locals by French and Swiss Catholic missionaries in the n…Read Article

A History of Uyghur Buddhism: A Conversation with Johan Elverskog

In the past decades, the Uyghurs in China have become known as an oppressed ethnic and religious minority in their homeland, today’s Xinjiang. Islam and Islamophobia are central to that story, but visitors to Xinjiang and students of Uyghur history know that there is another, lesser-known, Buddhist history and culture of the Uyghurs, which remain visible in museums and grottoes in the oases of southern Xinjiang. Johan Elverskog’s A History of Uy…Xinjiang · XinjiangRead Article

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’…Beijing · BeijingRead Article

Lost and Found: The Unexpected Journey of the MingKwai Typewriter

It began as an innocuous inquiry on Facebook. Nelson Felix, a resident of New York State, posted in the group ‘What’s My Typewriter Worth?’ about a curious find he made while clearing out the basement of his wife’s grandfather. He shared a few photos. The keys on the typewriter are all in Chinese, Felix noted, and the model does not appear to have ever been sold in the United States. ‘Is it even worth anything?’ he asked (Felix 2025). By the nex…Facebook · New YorkRead Article

Delaying Retirement via Procedural Shortcut: The Fragile Promises of China’s Lawmaking Reforms

On 16 November 1957, China’s labour minister Ma Wenrui appeared before the country’s top legislature, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPCSC), with proposed updates to China’s retirement scheme. Faced with a deluge of secondary-school graduates but insufficient job openings, the government hoped to make it easier for older workers to retire (Literature Research Office 2015: 527). The proposal would, in general, require m…Retirement · Buenos AiresSee the Story

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
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