US firms in China continue to confront obstacles due to persisting travel restrictions, hindering their operations and personnel mobility. The ‘Zero Covid’ measures, initially aimed at containing the virus domestically, inadvertently resulted in stringent border controls. Consequently, US businesses struggle to build and maintain relationships, hampering their ability to operate effectively. Navigating China’s regulatory environment […]
Kong Yiji: Unveiling China’s Youth Disillusionment Through Memes
Originating from the renowned short story “Kong Yiji” by influential Chinese writer Lu Xun, the tale revolves around Kong Yiji, a once-promising scholar whose life descends into poverty and disillusionment due to societal pressures and personal failures. Kong Yiji personifies wasted talent, embodying the frustrations and unrealized dreams of many in Chinese society. The digital […]
Tianjin High-Rise Evacuation: Thousands Displaced as Cracks Emerge
In Tianjin, China, alarming reports have emerged regarding noticeable cracks appearing on the walls and facades of high-rise buildings. This discovery has immediately prompted authorities to take swift action to ensure the safety of the residents. As a result, thousands of individuals have been relocated to temporary shelters or alternative accommodations while comprehensive safety inspections […]
Tiananmen Square Massacre: China’s Ongoing Erasure of History
The Tiananmen Square massacre unfolded in Beijing, China, when pro-democracy protests, primarily led by students, reached their zenith. Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Tiananmen Square to demand political reforms, freedom of speech, and an end to corruption. The Chinese government responded with a heavy hand, deploying the People’s Liberation Army to suppress the […]