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Why a takeout deliveryman in China set himself on fire

Labor rights have declined in China during the pandemic, and takeout delivery drivers are among the workers who have suffered the most.

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China fulfills goal to end poverty Poor people aren t all glad

Beijing says it has met its goal of wiping out extreme poverty in China by the end of 2020. The top-down effort has disrupted untold individual lives.

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Will Wakanda Forever and new Ant-Man be hits in China?

China appears to loosen restrictions on screening Marvel movies, with release dates for 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.'

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Shanghai s cinephiles once secretly loved Hollywood Now Chinese films dominate its silver screens

Shanghai s cinephiles once secretly loved Hollywood. Now Chinese films dominate its silver screens Alice Su © (STR/AFP via Getty Images) People in Wuhan, China, watch a movie last July on the first day of the reopening of cinemas after the coronavirus outbreak. (STR/AFP via Getty Images) Young couples in cashmere coats and surgical masks stood recently in neon light outside the Cathay Theater, its art deco facade a remnant of the Shanghai of nearly a century ago, when a wave of cinemas arose amid a city run by gangsters and colonialists. If you were an expat back then, it was a romantic time of intrigue in a town carved into French, British and American sectors. If you were Chinese, you were a second-class citizen in your own land. There were few more defining symbols of who was on top than in Shanghai s movie houses, where the indelible notions of the West high society and capitalism played out in black and white.

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The people China s detaining, spying on and forcing into internment camps

Raw video: Site near Ürümqi, in China’s Xinjiang region Police run to stop The Times from filming a suspected former internment site near Ürümqi in China’s northwestern Xinjiang region on Dec. 8, 2020. Many detention sites have now been converted into labor facilities. Advertisement Advertisement This was territory Chinese authorities did not want the outside world to see: evidence against President Xi Jinping’s claims of bringing mass “happiness” to the northwestern region of Xinjiang, where a vast system of surveillance, detention, cultural erasure and forced labor has devastated the Uighur people in their homeland. On a recent weeklong trip across Xinjiang, a Times reporter and a colleague working for a German outlet visited more than a dozen prisons, detention centers, demolished mosque sites and former reeducation camps turned into high-security factories. The Times met with Uighurs they are predominately Muslim who spoke of their imprisonment, fear and li

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