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- Henan Plans to ‘Recognize’ Locals Preventing Domestic Violence 26 May, 2022The draft regulation calls those helping to stop abuse “bold” and “righteous.”
- Shenzhen Funeral Home Requires COVID Test Result for Dead 26 May, 2022The funeral parlor said the requirement is mandatory only when there are local outbreaks.
- He’s China's Most Famous Conductor. He Also Has Down Syndrome. 26 May, 2022
- Train to Chengdu: Two Students Reflect on Leaving Shanghai 25 May, 2022Many are setting off for their hometowns with mixed feelings.
- What It Means When Epidemic Prevention Becomes a ‘War’ 25 May, 2022Treating illness like a battle can help mobilize popular support, but what about the long-term risks?
- How Foreign Students Are Cheating China’s College Admissions System 24 May, 2022In Vietnam, students are using connections and fake documents to access lucrative Chinese government scholarships. Many are woefully underqualified.
- Shanghai Reopening Diary: City to Restart Some Schools From June 6 24 May, 2022Rolling coverage of a city trudging toward normalcy.
- Zhihu Accused of Forcing Employees to Resign in ‘Violent Layoffs’ 24 May, 2022Multiple former staff criticized their ex-employer for low severance packages, while the company called the move a “normal” part of business operations.
- With Bittersweet Memories, Students Leave Shanghai in Droves 24 May, 2022While some are being welcomed in their hometowns with free quarantine, others are not having it so easy.
- A Visionary Principal Fought China’s Education System. He Lost. 24 May, 2022Many have tried, and failed, to make Chinese schooling about more than just doing well on tests.
- Chinese Soccer’s Financial Woes Deepen as Another Club Folds 24 May, 2022Chongqing Liangjiang Athletic had reportedly not paid players for over a year due to its massive debts. Some were forced to moonlight as delivery drivers to make ends meet.
- Shanghai Lockdown Disrupts Wedding Plans on Day for Lovers 23 May, 2022With marriage registration offices largely shut, thousands of couples had to postpone their weddings scheduled for the special day.
- 35 Days and Counting: Living Inside a Shanghai Factory 23 May, 2022
- In a Lockdown, Hard Lessons for Shanghai’s Government Reformers 23 May, 2022The city has made significant strides in improving grassroots governance organizations, but the lockdown has shown just how much is left to do.
- Chinese Cities Raise Testing Frequency to Catch COVID Cases Early 23 May, 2022A negative test result is required to access public transport or crowded spaces.
- How Malaysia Is Rediscovering Chinese Cuisine 21 May, 2022Recent years have seen an influx in everything from Chinese snacks to restaurants.
- Traditional ‘Hanfu’ Fashion Is In, but Buyer Beware 20 May, 2022Despite Hanfu’s growing popularity, the industry is yet to mature and consumer pitfalls still persist.
- Chinese Provinces Seek Fertility Treatments to Boost Birth Rate 20 May, 2022Some local governments are adding assisted reproductive technology procedures to their medical insurance. Others say they’re too costly.
- Revived Poyang Lake Dam Project Sparks Ecological Concerns, Again 20 May, 2022Conservationists are concerned that construction could potentially damage the habitat of flora and fauna in the area.
- Chinese Cities Loosen Housing Policies for Three-Child Families 19 May, 2022Benefits include being able to purchase additional houses and subsidies to encourage couples to have more children.