Today, global furor grew about the apparent disappearance of a Chinese champion tennis player after she made #MeToo allegations against a retired senior official.
A Chinese tennis star made explosive #MeToo allegations against a former senior government official. Now she has disappeared and the global tennis community is talking about it, but the Chinese government is denying knowledge of the matter.
SupChina held our annual NEXTChina Conference online and live in New York last week. These were the highlights:
In 2021, AAPI Heritage Month brought historic levels of visibility. How do we keep the momentum going, once the headlines move on?
We sat down with Elizabeth Stride to talk about how drag culture has evolved in China.
A court in Beijing dismissed an ex-intern’s sexual harassment case against a TV star yesterday. Scholar Darius Longarino explains that despite several anti-sexual harassment laws introduced in the past few years, it’s still depressingly hard for victims to win in Chinese courts.
Updated October 26: SupChina's tracker of all of China's different crackdowns — now affecting 19 different industries or interest groups.
“China has promised to keep its embassy in Kabul open and ‘beef up’ relations, the Taliban have said,” reports the Guardian.
“Shein” (pronounced Shee-in) is the largest fast-fashion retailer that many have never heard of.
“Monologue” is a collection of graphic nonfiction stories centered in Chengdu.