South China Morning Post

Women at the center of China’s response to the outbreak have received limited or unfair coverage by official state media, observers said.

Frog breeders say their businesses have been unfairly caught up in a ban on the trading and consumption of wild animals.

Finding the sources of infection could help researchers trace the spread of the coronavirus, but it’s not always easy or worth it, experts say.

The ability to lock down a city and mobilize resources at a moment’s notice is a feature – and a bug – of Beijing’s top-down political system.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced many Chinese people to work from home. Many people find it a culture shock.

Chinese airlines are having a tough time making money during the coronavirus epidemic.

The availability of data has helped China fight the coronavirus, but the rush to collect information has led to privacy breaches.

The early stage of developing a vaccine for the new coronavirus has moved at an unprecedented speed, but scientists say it might still take years, and billions of dollars, to produce vaccines for a large population.

The Chinese government is using the massive amount of data it has collected to categorize people according to their likelihood of infection by the new coronavirus. But some people say they have been incorrectly tagged and forced into quarantine.

Efforts by Chinese state media to highlight the sacrifices made by women medical workers have been met with scorn online. Some call it “humiliating” while others wonder if the country should be applauding some of the extreme examples being featured.