A screenshot from a video posted to Anniguli’s account, featuring, from left to right, Duoduo Qimuge, a Han Chinese friend, Ayituna, and Anniguli. The subtitle reads: “If you like the four of us, you’ve got really good taste.”
A screenshot from one of Ayituna’s videos. She says, “In Xinjiang we have four great things: beautiful women, delicious food, dance, and music.”
A screenshot from Anniguli’s video “[Video number] 746 Will a Uyghur girl accept the love of a younger boy? A male Han student confesses his love to a Xinjiang girl, will she accept him?”
Taylor Loeb is a macroeconomics and financial markets analyst at Trivium, a China-focused consultancy. He spent five years in China, including two years as a Teach for China teaching fellow in rural Yunnan and a year as a lecturer at Changzhou University. He holds dual Master’s degrees from Tsinghua University (International Relations) and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (International Economics & China Studies) along with a BSM (Finance) from Tulane University.
China has recorded its highest level of unemployment among urban youth since the country began tracking it in 2018. In March, 16 percent of Chinese city-dwellers aged 16 to 24 were unemployed, compared to 13.6 percent a year earlier. In May, that figure climbed to 18.4 percent. Already struggling with high jobless rates before the pandemic, even the most educated of China’s youth face stiff competition for fewer jobs opportunities. How long is this likely to last, and what might its effects be?
This is a list of foreign NGOs which have de-registered a representative office in China after successfully registering under the 2017 Foreign NGO Law. The list, based on information available on the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) website, includes information about the work the organizations had been conducting in China.
This short story, written in 2000 by Zha Jianying, is ChinaFile’s second foray into original fiction.
