What Lies Behind The Great Firewall: A Vast Great Shopping Mall Internet Complete With Mall Cops Moderators Posted on February 1, 2021 by An Xiao Mina An Xiao Mina and Xiaowei Wang write in the Knight First Amendment Institute blog: In the West, we’ve become accustomed to reports of censorship in China as the result of a menacing authoritarian regime that threatens the core tenets of free expression. While a convenient construction, this centers authoritarianism as… Continue readingWhat Lies Behind The Great Firewall: A Vast Great Shopping Mall Internet Complete With Mall Cops Moderators
China Meme Report From rice bunnies to grass mud horses, an interview with An Xiao Mina Posted on April 16, 2018 by An Xiao Mina In this Refinery 29 podcast, host Elisa Kreisinger speaks with An Xiao Mina about how internet memes and social movements are intertwined in China. Topics cover include: How the #MeToo movement tripped up trying to cross the Great Firewall only to emerge as a series of cute homonymic emojis: 🍚🐰 (rice bunny) How An’s… Continue readingFrom rice bunnies to grass mud horses, an interview with An Xiao Mina