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Shockoe area plan adopted after four-year effort - Vimarsana News

Shockoe area plan adopted after four-year effort

The 150-page document in the works since 2020 aims to balance development and preservation interests as a supplement to the citywide Richmond 300 plan.

'Hurting the feelings of the Chinese people' could be punished by jail time — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

'Hurting the feelings of the Chinese people' could be punished by jail time — Radio Free Asia

Under proposed law, wearing the wrong T-shirt or complaining about China online could lead to fines or jail.

Source: rfa.org
Hong Kong bans rapper who joked about hurting the feelings of the Chinese people - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong bans rapper who joked about hurting the feelings of the Chinese people

Meanwhile, two people are arrested over 'seditious' sheep books

Source: rfa.org
Hop Into Lunar New Year Festivities with TaiwanPlus - Vimarsana News

Hop Into Lunar New Year Festivities with TaiwanPlus

/PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate Asia's largest holiday season, TaiwanPlus has announced a diverse lineup of Lunar New Year programming. The platform aims to shed...

Kimberly Chen sings China-banned song at summit - Vimarsana News

Kimberly Chen sings China-banned song at summit

Taiwan-based Australian singer Kimberley Chen (陳芳語) performed part of a song banned in China at the Copenhagen Democracy Summit this week, and said her freedom as an artist was more important than having access to the Chinese market. Chen performed part of the song Fragile (玻璃心), which pokes fun at nationalistic Chinese social media users, on a small platform in a space outside the venue’s main auditorium at the end of the summit’s first day on Thursday. She also debuted a new English song, Who Says, a tune Chen said is meant to encourage people who feel persecuted. “I really...