China's rebranded “internet addiction” industry now helps families confine legally independent adult children, exposing how parental coercion survives through private institutions and weak enforcement.
A fictional parenting expert became a viral sensation after giving Chinese daughters a voice their parents were more willing to hear.
Feelings of statelessness happen when a people’s language, their culture, their memories, and future no longer have an equal place in the land they call home.
Global Voices conducted a face-to-face interview with a local LGBTQ+ activist, Peregrine (a pseudonym), who discussed the challenges they faced, their survival strategies, and their hopes for the future.
Blending personal reflection with the experiences of her peers, the writer explores the role of China's only daughters — raised as the center of the family under the defunct One-Child Policy.
In a region characterized by high levels of security governance and information control, the legal adjustments have significant consequences on the normalization and codification of political repression.
On Chinese social media, eating disorders are reframed as discipline and beauty, sustained by coded language, visual culture, and online communities.
The circulating marketing narrative fuels a widespread anxiety that ordinary people would be left out of the job market and the technology-driven economy without mastering AI agents
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