Fang Fang kept a diary of China’s epidemic. Now she faces a political storm. “If authors have any responsibilities in the face of disaster, the greatest of them is to bear witness,” she said. “I’ve always cared about how the weak survive great upheavals." https://t.co/1HV5UqD36f
So much mixed messaging about whether the Tokyo Olympics will —or can— go on. The cognitive dissonance is extremely confusing for an ecosystem surrounding the Games, left in a holding pattern https://t.co/9GxP4Jd358
1. I've been covering the coronavirus outbreak in China since last December but I think what's going on outside China is really worrying, and revealing. My latest with @imakiky What a Party in Japan May Tell Us About the Coronavirus’s Spread https://t.co/IZhw0uL3Ia
1. I've been covering the coronavirus outbreak in China since last December but I think what's going on outside China is really worrying, and revealing. My latest with @imakiky What a Party in Japan May Tell Us About the Coronavirus’s Spread https://t.co/IZhw0uL3Ia
Please take time to listen to this. A tale of incomprehensible loss and pain, and ultimately of courage. @ferkat_jawdat’s mother, Minawar Tursun, tells the story of 1.5 years in camps and prison. It is the story of more than 1 million interned in Xinjiang. https://t.co/Siz7MHpLMs
Henry Paulson Sounds Alarm: U.S.-China Relations May Only Get Worse. See Chinese translation and bilingual version @nytchinese@andrewrsorkin https://t.co/BnP88aulWv
When Hong Kong was included in this year's 52 Places to Go list in January, no-one foresaw the months of confrontations between protesters and police. @sebmodak, the #52Places Traveler, experienced the protests and also moments of quiet and celebration. https://t.co/GFkmbfJl2r