We follow the stories, conversations and broader developments shaping the Chinese media environment as they emerge, offering an inside look at a dynamic but challenging space.
As China launches its first National Reading Week, an official push for a “society of readers” — entranced by the nostalgic scent of the printed book — runs headlong into a nation glued to its screens.
A WeChat post arguing that China’s dying newspapers did not just lose readers — they abandoned them first — was swiftly censored for violating “relevant laws.”
An official Chinese military social media account finds fault with a popular costume drama and the flawless face of its battle-ready star — and in doing so, drops the mask on an image crisis.
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