Liu Xiaobo (1955-2017) is a monumental figure in modern Chinese history. The 2010 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate died in custody in a Shenyang hospital in 2017 while being treated for liver cancer. A prolific writer, Liu first rose...
Online censorship has again inspired netizens to stage a collective act of digital disobedience. In this case, a young policewoman was sentenced to over a decade in prison after her former “lovers,” a clique of powerful county...
On Thursday, Xinhua announced that former Nanjing Party Secretary and CCP Standing Committee...
At The New York Review of Books, Ian Johnson talks to noted sexologist Li Yinhe about public and...
South China Morning Post’s Laura Zhou and The New York Times’ Amy Qin report...
The National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications, a branch of China’s main...
The Rolling Stones’ second-ever performance in mainland China this week was lightly trimmed...
Soon after CCTV aired an exposé on prostitution in China’s “sex capital,” authorities in the...
After CCTV’s recent exposé on prostitution in Dongguan, a city long notorious for its...
A CCTV prostitution bust has backfired on many netizens. The state news broadcaster ran an exposé...
The 11th Annual National Sex Culture Festival (第十一届全国广州性文化节) was held in Guangzhou from November...
Rachel Lu reports in Foreign Policy that women from Beijing Foreign Studies University faced...
At The Los Angeles Review of Books, Stephen Marche celebrates the completion of David Tod...
China is in the midst of a sexual revolution. Before you conjure up images of the countercultural movement that swept the west half a century ago, clarification is needed: China is in the midst of a sexual revolution with...
In Behind the Red Door, Richard Burger examines various aspects of sex in China, both throughout history and in the resurgence of sexual freedom currently underway. From Mara Hvistendahl at Los Angeles Review of Books: [… T]he...
AP reports on rising abortion rates in China, primarily due to increased sexual activity among young, unmarried women and a lack of basic sex ed: China’s family planning network is enormous and efficient, a virtual...
Following is the latest installment in a series of posts by journalist Rachel Beitarie*, who will be sharing with us dispatches from her journey across rural China. In this post, Rachel gives a sampling of rural attitudes toward...
Focus on the Family, a U.S. Christian evangelical group, has found an unexpected bedfellow in the CCP for promoting its abstinence-only education campaign, the Washington Post reports: In Yunnan schools this year, teachers are...
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