The following is an open letter from Chinese journalist Li Bo’an, who is currently living in exile. It …
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HistoryEditor's Pick
A Story With Similar Plots, but Opposite Endings, in China and the Taiwan Strait
Gu Zhun (July 1, 1915 – December 3, 1974), born in Shanghai, China, and also known as Zheyun, …
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WorldEditor's Pick
Why Japan Stands With Taiwan: Gratitude, Memory, and the Moral Divide With the CCP
by Mikel DavisTaiwan has long extended goodwill beyond its borders. It came to Japan’s aid in its darkest hour, and …
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Across China, the path from university to stable employment has narrowed dramatically. As white-collar hiring shrinks and fresh …
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CorruptionEditor's Pick
Ghosts of Accountability: Chinese Diaspora Media Confront CCP Elite Impunity Through Spiritual Journalism
by Hermann RohrIn a world where censorship is constant and power hides in plain sight, a new form of journalism …
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‘No Begging Allowed’ — True and Heartbreaking Stories from the Great Famine in China
by Emma LubyEmma LuThe Great Famine in mainland China, also known as the “Three Years of Difficulties” or the “Three Years …
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In recent years, as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advances its agenda to preserve its rule, it has …
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At a quiet café in Toronto, Zhang Yan spoke calmly as she shared her extraordinary journey from educator …
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LifestyleFeatured
The Slowest Influencer on Earth: Rural Mindfulness and the Art of Digital Stillness
by Hermann RohrIn an age when speed has become a virtue and silence a void to be filled, what does …
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Insights & StoriesFeatured
Finding Truth in an Age of Narratives: From China’s Media Doctrine to Your Personal Verification Stack
by Hermann RohrTruth, once a shared compass, has splintered into a thousand glowing screens. In Beijing, it is curated by …