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

Asia · Hong Kong

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.See the Story

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Protesting the Party-State through Self-Racialisation

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On Being Queer and Underclass: Mu Cao and His Poetry

New Haven, Connecticut · New Haven

On Being Queer and Underclass: Mu Cao and His Poetry

The Prince Claus Fund is a Netherlands-based independent organisation dedicated to the advancement of culture and development, particularly in places where culture is under pressure. Every two years, it gives out six Impact Awards to outstanding cultural practitioners and artists worldwide. One of the 2024 laureates was Chinese poet and fiction writer Mu Cao (墓草), who was selected for his promotion of ‘queer expression through bold, dark, and ex…See the Story

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News Media and the Feminist Movement in China: A Brief History

Media · Guangzhou

News Media and the Feminist Movement in China: A Brief History

In 2005, the commentary section of Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报), then one of China’s most prominent liberal newspapers, published a column criticising the anti–sexual harassment legislation introduced as part of amendments to the Law on the Protection of Women’s Rights and Interests as unnecessary (Da Shi 2005). About the same time, the paper ran a commentary asserting that the practice of higher admission thresholds for female students at …See the Story

Gender and Disability in China: The Rise of Female-Led Disabled Persons’ Organisations

Disability · New York

Gender and Disability in China: The Rise of Female-Led Disabled Persons’ Organisations

In recent years, thanks to the popularity of digital platforms, an increasing number of female-led disabled persons’ organisations (DPOs) focusing on disability inclusion has emerged in mainland China. This growth marks a welcome change from the traditional male dominance of such organisations. While multiple definitions of DPOs exist, in this essay, we view DPOs as organisations or networks that are primarily led and staffed or supported by dis…See the Story

Approaches, Methods, and Challenges in Chinese Studies

Approaches, Methods, and Challenges in Chinese Studies

This module offers some perspectives on the challenges of doing research in and on China these days, specifically the ways in which various authors have grappled with the ethical and epistemic dimensions of studying China. The module is composed of five clusters. In the first, we present discussions about broad approaches to the study of Chinese politics and society, including takes on how to navigate opposing narratives, the merits of cross-nat…See the Story

Legitimacy on Air: How Chinese Local Television News Performs Governance

New York City · New York

Legitimacy on Air: How Chinese Local Television News Performs Governance

In authoritarian systems, the media is often seen as a tool of propaganda, designed to suppress dissent and reinforce state control. While this perception captures a significant aspect of such regimes, it oversimplifies the dynamic ways in which the media functions in these contexts. In China, local television news, particularly the genre known as minsheng xinwen (民生新闻, literally, ‘news about people’s livelihood’), provides a nuanced case study.…See the Story

Blogging on the ‘Little Red Book’

East Lansing · East Lansing

Blogging on the ‘Little Red Book’

About 20 minutes into our conversation, Jiao paused as though gathering her thoughts. ‘Actually, the timing of this interview is coincidental,’ she said, ‘I’m planning to resign this week and blog full-time.’ She quickly added: ‘But this is my choice. Compared with my current job, I have more freedom as a mum blogger on Xiaohongshu.’ The notion of ‘freedom’ (自由 ziyou) was a recurring theme among the mum bloggers interviewed, often serving as a k…See the Story