Wechat is the most popular chatting app in China. With 1.08 billions active monthly users and a blogging system, it holds one of the biggest Chinese public opinion fields. And, unsurprisingly, it also becomes a distribution platform for disinformation. On Jan 11th, the official Wechat blog of People’s Daily, the most authoritative national news agency in China, reposted an article… Read more →
After the Wuhan Virus outbreak on Jan 21st, I had a pain chest and it became so severe that I thought I might die. On the Spring Festival Eve, I deliberated what should I do in the next 14 days (it’s the incubation period of the Wuhan Virus) and the answer was writing as much as I can, like leaving… Read more →
I hope it’s not, but yesterday when I walked on the streets, I felt I was a minor character in a horror film. This week I planned to write about the disinformation in China, but the Wuhan virus outbreak changed everything. When I first read the news about the Wuhan virus that emerged from a seafood market in Wuhan city,… Read more →
Words are vanishing. On several nights, I sat in my room, opened my blog, tried to write things truly from my heart, but failed. The things I want to write always evade from my pen, the words I want to use have no courage to show up. No, it’s me. I don’t have the courage to write what I want… Read more →
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