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It is July, which in China means the gaokao is frequently featured in the headlines.
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When my parents visited us in England, one day my then 3-year-old son had a minor viral infection and a fever.
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My father was a grassroots bureaucrat who hung out with other grassroots bureaucrats.
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Editor note: I came across this article, first published in 2017, on the debate around that time over whether China is socialist or capitalist, and whether it’s imperialist, among the Chinese left.
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When I began to listen carefully to my mother's ghost stories, I found out that they were all about girls who died wronged, killed by poverty and patriarchy, and whose misfortunes cast long shadows in the hearts of the girls who survived I don’t really be…
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On why re-examining our “dialects” is about resisting hierarchies, opposing discrimination, and pursuing linguistic justice, rather than cultural “orthodoxy”.
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When I try to think through why Xiaohongshu as a platform has always felt weird to me, I realize that it might just be a reflection of what the internet would look like if the logic of contentification completely dominates how we interact with others and…
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Browse the timeline on Time.graphics Online timeline maker
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I doubt if I’ll have time for any ‘serious’ blogging here but for now I might use this place for organizing and recollecting some of my tweets – or, fragments of thought in the time of fragmentation.