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[Sixth Tone] The winners of China’s housing bust: Burnouts and beach bums
Situated in scenic towns and all but free, they’re the perfect flats for lying flat.Read the article by Jiang Xinyi and Fan Yiying.Narrated by Ryan Cunningham.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/p...
23 Syys 202210min
[Caixin Global] Verdict reversal in high-profile murder stands out amid exoneration trend
When Chang Linfeng’s conviction for killing his wife was overturned in 2013, the ruling was praised for exemplifying a push toward the rule of law. It has since been reinstated.Click here to read the ...
23 Syys 202213min
[The China Project] Tattoos as female power: Wearing female experiences on the skin
Pink elephants, fish, genitalia: For young feminists in China, tattoos have become a way to express their womanhood and take back their bodies.Click here to read the article by Wanqing Chen.Narrated b...
23 Syys 20228min
[The World of Chinese] Speaking up: Can social media save China’s dialects?
Content in dialects is booming on social media, but is that enough to save them from extinction?Click here to read the article by Siyi Chu.Narrated by Elyse Ribbons.See Privacy Policy at https://art19...
20 Syys 202219min
[The China Project] No parties at noon
Photographer Chen Wei's visions of modern life.Click here to read the article by Neocha.Narrated by Jenny McKenzie.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at http...
20 Syys 20225min
[The China Project] Expect the expected: Why China’s upcoming Party Congress promises few surprises
China’s political structure is simultaneously simple and dense. As we approach the Party Congress on October 16 — a monumental meeting in which Xi Jinping is expected to begin a third term as leader —...
20 Syys 202210min
[The China Project] Since the start, China’s art spaces have been under threat
The first Beijing 798 Biennale, in 2009, came during a time of hope that the Chinese government would be more permissive of free expression. But the core of the art scene would soon become co-opted an...
16 Syys 20227min
[The China Project] Everything everywhere all at once: Chinese philanthropy is leapfrogging right to a tech-forward strategy
Philanthropy in China is in the middle of doing everything everywhere all at once — building a broad-based culture of charitable giving; appealing to a new generation of donors; and experimenting with...
16 Syys 20228min
