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State Media Says Gen Z Ready for Marriage. They Say, Not Really.

Marriage registrations hit a 17-year low in 2020.

On the Uncertain Future of Chinese Soccer’s Naturalization Experiment

What’s Next for China’s Naturalized Soccer Players?

For Chinese, Rising Rent Isn’t Just a Financial Problem

The past year’s rent spikes aren’t just a financial problem; they threaten urbanites’ happiness and faith in social justice.

Mother of Slain Chinese Student Wins Lawsuit

Chinese Netizens Play Moral Jury in Tokyo Murder Case

Jiang Qiulian leaves a courthouse in Qingdao, Shandong province, Jan. 10, 2022. Jiang Ge, Jiang Qiulian's daugher, was killed outside her rented apartment in Tokyo, Japan, in 2016 while trying to stop the ex-boyfriend of her roommate, Liu Xin, from harassing her. The court ordered Liu to pay more than $100,000 in compensation to Jiang Qiulian, with judges ruling that she was liable for her friend’s murder. People Visual