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[The China Project] Gang members charged and police officers detained after violent attack on woman at Tangshan restaurant
After footage of a group of men sexually harassing and assaulting a woman in a restaurant went viral, authorities in the city of Tangshan have vowed to get tough on the perpetrators who they say are g...
6 Sep 20225min
[The World of Chinese] Keeping children out of troubled waters
Around 57,000 people die of drowning each year in China. What is the country doing to help?Click here to read the article by Yang Tingting.Narrated by Sylvia Franke.See Privacy Policy at https://art19...
6 Sep 20229min
[Sixth Tone] The posthumous child
In this entry to Sixth Tone’s China Writing Contest, writer Zhou Shuxuan digs into her family’s past.Click here to read the article by Zhou Shuxuan.Narrated by Cliff Larsen.See Privacy Policy at https...
2 Sep 202235min
[The China Project] Who killed Shen Dingyi?
On August 28, 1928, rising political star Shen Dingyi was gunned down by assassins at a bus stop near his home. No one was ever charged in his murder: too many people had wanted Shen dead.Click here t...
2 Sep 202210min
[The China Project] Will skintight leggings trend outlast China’s body-shaming critics?
It’s been more than five years since Canadian athleisure brand Lululemon, known for its yoga pants, entered the Chinese market. But one specific product — workout leggings — never took off until this ...
2 Sep 202213min
[Caixin Global] Abuse victims’ convictions for bigamy highlight hurdles to divorce in China
Cases spark discussion on difficulty victims face in escaping abusers amid institutional bias, evidence requirements and social pressure.Click here to read the article by Wang Xintong, Huang Yuxin and...
2 Sep 202210min
[SupChina] The Li vs Xi silly season
Rumors, tweets, and even reports in serious newspapers are suggesting that Premier Li Keqiang is challenging Xi Jinping’s authoritarian rule, and may even put an end to Xi’s plans to rule for a third ...
30 Aug 20225min
[Sixth Tone] ‘We own it’: The Chinese homeowners squatting in unfinished buildings
Across China, failing developers are halting construction on new housing complexes. Desperate buyers are moving in anyway.Click here to read the article by Wu Peiyue.Narrated by Cliff Larsen.See Priva...
30 Aug 202220min
