Elsie Chen

视觉调查

被训诫的李文亮如何度过生命最后一程

《纽约时报》的一项视觉调查披露了李文亮之死的新细节。他因在新冠病毒传播早期发出警报并在面临审查时发声而成为国民英雄。

Visual Investigations

How a Chinese Doctor Who Warned of Covid-19 Spent His Final Days

A New York Times video investigation reveals new details about the death of Dr. Li Wenliang, a national hero who faced censorship after sounding an early alarm on Covid-19.

China depicts Xi as being friendly but firm with Biden.

This was featured in live coverage.

The summit was virtual, but the locations were carefully chosen.

Each leader took the call in a room freighted with symbolic weight, as diplomatic protocol persists even in the coronavirus era.

Celtics Games Are Pulled in China After Enes Kanter’s Pro-Tibet Posts

The Boston center called China’s leader, Xi Jinping, a “brutal dictator” on social media, igniting an online backlash in the country. The N.B.A.’s online partner stopped streaming the team’s games.

New Limits Give Chinese Video Gamers Whiplash

China has a complex relationship with video games. New government rules for minors have made it even more so.

China says it has fully vaccinated 1 billion people.

The country stepped closer to its goal of inoculating 80 percent of its population of 1.4 billion by the end of the year.

China #MeToo Figure Vows to Appeal After Losing Landmark Case

Zhou Xiaoxuan, a former television intern, became a leading voice in the movement after accusing a star presenter of assault.

China’s Fujian Province reports 22 Delta cases, the country’s largest outbreak in a month.

Cities across the province are undergoing mass testing and other disruptions in keeping with the country’s zero-Covid strategy, but health experts warn such measures come at a punishing economic and social cost.

After Proudly Celebrating Women, Alibaba Faces Reckoning Over Harassment

A rape accusation at the Chinese e-commerce giant has shed light on a work culture that some former employees say is humiliating and toxic.