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Walmart denies claims it pulled Xinjiang products as its Sam's Club arm comes under fire in China | South China Morning Post

US retail giant Walmart Inc arm Sam’s Club has denied claims in China that it deliberately removed Xinjiang-sourced products from its app. The controversy started in late December 2021 when some Chinese users posted on social media that they could not find Xinjiang-sourced products on the store’s online app. China’s…

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Trending in China: Daughter takes study break to take care of sick mother | South China Morning Post

A 19-year-old daughter took a year-long study break to take care of her mother after the latter had a cerebral aneurysm. The daughter shared a video of her mother’s last moments after her mother died in November. The video has gone viral on social media. That, and more trending videos from China this week.

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‘Superhero’ parents sacrifice all to make village life comfortable for city-dwelling daughter | South China Morning Post

A 32-year-old woman shared videos of her parents’ daily life in a village in Hubei province. The daughter left the rural village 10 years ago and returned in April 2020. Her parents always give the best they can to her, including growing crops she loves to eat all year round, and cooking food which she always eats i…

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Hong Kong leader on delay of vaccine passport and border reopening with mainland China | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor announced on January 4, 2022, that the introduction of the city’s coronavirus vaccine passport plan would be delayed. The scheme will prohibit those who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 from entering all restaurants, leisure venues and schools. At her w…

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Hong Kong leader denies national security law links to recent news outlet closures | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on January 4, 2021, that the recent closures of two independent media outlets – Citizen News and Stand News – have no connection to the Beijing-imposed national security law. Another media outlet, Mad Dog Daily, has also ceased operations.

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