Numbered Days: My Grandmother’s Last Month in the ER with Covid-19
As the pandemic ravaged China in late 2022, a family struggles with the decision to send a dying elder to overcrowded hospitals
As the pandemic ravaged China in late 2022, a family struggles with the decision to send a dying elder to overcrowded hospitals
A young man recalls his family business in a small town in northwestern China, and the mother who was the backbone of the venture
Follow a father-son duo who trained some of China’s first internationally certified search-and-rescue dogs, and dream of having a dog for every city
NGO founder Wang Ying shares what’s ailing palliative care in China, plus her own battle with cancer
As China revises its law on violence against minors, debate lingers over whether physical discipline is still an acceptable parenting method
Photographer Yang Xin takes free “funeral portraits” for elderly people in remote villages, and learns about their attitude to life and death
Two sex educators for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities discuss how society can better serve this vulnerable community
A researcher reflects on the social factors driving an increase in crimes committed by women, and what’s being done to help
From living in hotels to sleeping in the office, three young Chinese tell their stories of avoiding sky-high rents
Renowned documentary director Gu Tao recounts his journey into indie filmmaking and his years living with Ewenki herders in northern China
“I’ve never regretted it”: How a Beijing animal shelter tried to make a difference—and what happens when they no longer can
How 50-year-old “cleaning auntie” Wang Liuyun discovered freedom in painting