For decades, Hong Kong played a pivotal role in commemorating the bloody events of June 4th. The city’s national security crackdown has stripped away the freedoms that made this possible, but veteran journalist Mak Yin-ting says the “fight to remember” has not been lost.

The phenomenon of nationalist digital vigilantism targeting Chinese intellectual women is rising in China. We ask Qian Huang what four high-profile cases she studied illustrate about how national identities and social exclusion are constructed, as well as the potential vulnerabilities experienced by Chinese female intellectuals.

As the space for news reporting shrinks in China, cultural journalism and podcasting can be a venue to address issues that cannot be discussed head-on. Culture critic turned podcaster Zhang Zhiqi discusses the opportunities and challenges of this emerging medium.