After five years covering China—and more than a decade in Asia—I’m soon moving to D.C. I’m in debt to every person who took the time (and, often, the risk) to share their story. Here, if you& #39;ll indulge me, are five I’ll never forget:
I still read Xu Lizhi, the migrant worker-poet who wrote so beautifully and died so young. Let his life remind us of the big hearts and bright minds that power China’s ‘miraculous’ growth. http://time.com/chinapoet/ ">https://time.com/chinapoet...
I will remember, always, the family of Li Hongxia, a young Chinese woman murdered by her husband. Her parents and siblings fought like hell, against every odd, to make their village, their county, the country, care. , https://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/world/2016/05/02/china-domestic/?utm_term=.f5288462c6f9">https://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/world/...
Then there’s Ablajan, a Uighur pop star with a generous spirit and a soaring voice. He, like so many in Xinjiang, is missing. But I have not forgotten him, or the others. Nor, I hope, will you. http://time.com/3424671/ablajan-awut-ayup-uighur-xinjiang-music-pop-star-china/">https://time.com/3424671/a...
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