A look at the rise of online feminism in China, driven by content on apps like Weibo, Douyin, WeChat, and Douban, despite increased scrutiny from the platforms
Lying in bed one night in 2021, Zhang Zirui was swiping through Chinese social media app Weibo when she came across a post that gave her pause. Mastodon: @TechDesk@flipboard.social Mastodon: @TechDesk...
How Chinese language subreddits like r/China_irl became a refuge for banned Chinese internet groups, as VPN users jump the Great Firewall to speak more freely
Caiwei Chen / Rest of World : Twitter: @yilingliu95 , @caiweic , @blackamazon , and @jordanschnyc Twitter: Yi-Ling Liu / @yilingliu95 : Exiled from the Chinese internet, online communities find a new...
A look at Douban, a Reddit-like social network that China has targeted in its crackdowns; Douban was fined $1.65M in 2021 and has shut down popular forums
Douban's tight-knit communities have finally made it a target of Beijing's tech crackdown. — • HONG KONG Tweets: @mvzelenks , @restofworld , @sauteesquid , and @violazhouyi Tweets: Michael Zelenko /...
China orders another 106 smartphone apps, including popular social network Douban and karaoke app Changba, to be removed from app stores, citing data practices
Authorities say more than a hundred apps, including Douban, have failed to rectify data privacy and security violations Douban …