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China’s feminists protest wave of online abuse with ‘Internet violence museum’ A growing nationalistic fervor is fueling a torrent of vitriol against anyone speaking out against the state, especially women’s rights activists By Helen Davidson / The Guardian, TAIPEI Late last month, an “unknown hill in the Chinese desert” was blanketed in scores of large red and white banners, flapping vitriol in the breeze. “I hope you die, bitch,” one said. “Little bitch, screw the feminists,” others said. Illustration: June Hsu They were all actual messages sent to women, an act of...

Fake nude images of Xu have circulated online, her past relationships doxxed and dissected to slut-shame her, and her family and contacts in China harassed, detained and interrogated – an accusation echoed by most of the women the Guardian spoke to for this article. A WeChat post that published some of the more offensive claims about Xu later published another hit piece on Australian broadcaster Cheng Lei and Chinese journalists Haze Fan, who have been detained in China over undefined national security suspicions. “Every time nationalistic sentiment runs high, a woman is cyberbullie...