Last week, Xu Zaozao, also known as Teresa Xu, received the final verdict for a lawsuit she filed in 2019 against an obstetrics hospital that denied her access to egg-freezing services. Rejecting Xu's ...
Oh baby, we’ve entered maternity-era madness. Young women in China are paying for fake maternity photo shoots because they want “beautiful” “pregnancy” pictures while they’re at their physical peak — ...
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Chinese single women are wearing fake baby bumps for photoshoots – Here's why they’re doing it
A growing trend among young women in China is raising eyebrows: fake maternity photoshoots. As reported by the South China Morning Post, young, single women are wearing artificial bellies to stage ...
Despite a declining birthrate that has alarmed the nation’s leaders, regulations in China prevent unmarried women from freezing their eggs. By Alexandra Stevenson and Zixu Wang Reporting from Hong ...
Roseann Lake’s new book, Leftover in China: The Women Shaping the World’s Next Superpower, is a treasure trove of insights about what it means to be a single woman in China today. Here is a sampling ...
The message from an anonymous stranger was how Ms. D, a woman in her 20s, learned her ex-boyfriend had leaked her private photos and intimate videos in a private chat on a Chinese language Telegram ...
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In China, a social phenomenon is gaining momentum: many women are voluntarily choosing to live in female-only spaces, away from male gaze and social pressures. According to a report by the media ...
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