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The writer, Hao Qun, who publishes under the pen name, Murong Xuecun, has spent the past two decades exploring Chinese society through his literature. After studying at Beijing’s prestigious China University of Politics and Law, he worked in the private sector. He began his writing career in 2002 online, writing a series on gambling, sex, and drugs in China, which he later

Chinese law enforcement have arrested senior journalist Dong Yuyu on charges of espionage after he met with a Japanese diplomat in Beijing in February 2022. In a separate incident, Chinese authorities have confirmed their detention of Taiwanese journalist and Gusa Publishing House editor-in-chief Li Yanhe on April 26 while under investigation for national security crimes. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) condemns the arbitrary detention of Yuyu and Yanhe and calls on the Chinese...

Li Yanhe published books by Chinese dissidents and translated Western authors.

A Taiwan-based book publisher was detained while visiting Shanghai, Chinese officials confirmed Wednesday. Taiwanese officials said the move displays ...

A Taiwanese publisher detained in China is suspected of committing national security crimes, Chinese officials say. Beijing has been stepping up pressure on the self-ruled island, which it considers its own.

A Taiwan-based book publisher has been placed under investigation in China on suspicion of "endangering state security," Beijing said Tuesday amid mounting concern over his disappearance.

Li Yanhe’s publishing company put out books that often cast a critical eye on China’s ruling Communist Party. He disappeared while on a trip to China.

Beijing's Taiwan Affairs Office confirms that Gusa Publishing's Li Yanhe (Fu Cha) is detained for 'endangering national security.'

Li Yanhe, the editor-in-chief of Gusa Publishing, is under investigation by national security organs on suspicion of engaging in activities endangering national security

Beijing, Apr 26 (EFE).- China confirmed Wednesday it has detained Taiwan-based book publisher, Li Yanhe, for investigation over suspected acts of “endangering national security.” Li, a known critic of the Chinese government and the founder of Taiwan-based Gusa Publishing, went missing while visiting his family in Shanghai last month, according to Taiwanese official CNA agency. …