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Seeking Justice for China's 'Underage Prostitutes' - Vimarsana News

Seeking Justice for China's 'Underage Prostitutes'

Four and a half years ago in a small village on the outskirts of the coastal city of Yingkou in northern China, a woman stopped a 12-year-old girl outside the child’s school and lured her into a car. “If you don’t come with me, I will beat you every time I see you. You will not have any more good days in your life,” state media reported her saying. The woman and an accomplice

'Homesick': New Chinese suspense TV series brings mystery and horror to streaming platform - Vimarsana News

'Homesick': New Chinese suspense TV series brings mystery and horror to streaming platform

The suspense genre has always been an enduring part of China's film and TV productions. Be it Chinese-style horror or layers of suspense that put people on edge, these works have seen great ­success in the Chinese film and television market in recent years.

In Bo Xilai's City, a Legacy of Backstabbing - Vimarsana News

In Bo Xilai's City, a Legacy of Backstabbing

A deathbed plea brought an unexpected guest to Li Zhuang’s home one day last March, setting in motion a legal process that soon may clear the Beijing lawyer’s name, throw out a number of convictions, and close a sordid chapter of the Bo Xilai story.The visitor was Gong Ganghua, a businessman from the city of Chongqing, where Bo served as Communist Party chief before being

'If We Give up on Our Husbands Today, Tomorrow Our Children Will Be Ashamed of Us' - Vimarsana News

'If We Give up on Our Husbands Today, Tomorrow Our Children Will Be Ashamed of Us'

This is a story about fear and the attempt to conquer fear. The wives of some of the lawyers who disappeared in China’s “709” crackdown have suffered house arrest, threats, and suppression. In their search to find their husbands, they hope no longer to be mere “political dissidents,” and instead to mature into self-aware women and citizens.