“Peidu,” literally meaning “accompanying education,” is an increasingly common practice across China, where one parent, usually the mother, quits her job to devote all her time to supervising school-age children so they can better focus on their studies.
https://t.co/EQXLpRKgTf
There are butlers, bodyguards, and hyperreal sex dolls. But Jessica Kingdon’s Oscar-nominated documentary is really an exploration of something more profound: the meaning of the Chinese dream.
Read more: https://t.co/BOKESleKat
Welcome to the Fourth Ring Playgroup. This was an informal kindergarten staffed by market stall owners, most of whom are migrant workers. Its purpose: provide each other’s children with the care and social environment they need.
Read more: https://t.co/DVUWzpwmWX
Feminists have become a somewhat despised group as "people with extreme views" in recent years, says Rep. Jang Hye-young of the Justice Party.
Watch the full interview at https://t.co/60WCUJ3WSf
NEW: China put thousands of Uyghur kids in state boarding schools and taught Mandarin and political ideology, many of them after their parents were detained or arrested. For the first time, two children share their story from inside. With @AbduwelA. https://t.co/9vh3CWYVS4
From simple words like “waiting" and “keeping” to “gaslighting” and “jump defection,” the invasion of English loanwords into the Korean language shows no sign of stopping soon, writes @hyunsuinseoul
https://t.co/dq1aHZqBgR
درباره كتاب تجاریسازی و مصرفگرايی نوشته ميثم سفرچی
«تهران شهری با حداقل فضاهای عمومی است» و به تعبير يان گل، شهری غيرانسانی، شهری كه پروژههای آن و البته مسير توسعه آن «چيزي غير از رفاه مردم است.» https://t.co/NgIO5RLG1Q
And this @cnn report (which also features an essay by yours truly) makes a similar argument about anti-feminism being used as a political cudgel by right-wing politicians around the world - including South Korea.
https://t.co/C41YuS18UR