E-NEWSPAPER #CHINESE ART

This issue’s front page delves into the enigmatic case of Yang Lanlan, unraveling the intriguing story behind this mysterious figure. The second page continues our 709 Lawyers series, spotlighting Li Heping, whose resilient life and dedication to justice embody the spirit of legal advocacy. The third page invites you to explore the Dallas Museum of Art, showcasing treasures spanning five millennia and celebrating humanity’s creative legacy. The fourth page features our “Born to Beauty” column, penned by Han Yingchao, Chair of the Far East Youth Freedom Alliance. His eloquent essay, lyrical and profound, guides readers to savor the beauty of life and find resonance in the soul. Each section weaves together thought and emotion, aiming to inspire wisdom and touch hearts. We warmly invite you to immerse yourself in this journey through truth, courage, art, and beauty!

In this issue，the front and second pages feature a special photo exhibition—“The Jiangyou Photo Studio” and presenting a visual timeline of the Jiangyou Incident, documenting each moment of truth. Page three focuses on human rights and the rule of law, continuing our series on the 709 human rights lawyers with a spotlight on lawyer Yu Wensheng’s perseverance and dedication, alongside an exploration of school violence and the role of legal measures in protecting minors. Page four takes you to the Fujian Tulou in southeastern China, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to appreciate its architectural ingenuity and cultural heritage. We hope this issue not only inspires deep reflection on current affairs and justice but also offers a moment of warmth and strength through the beauty of culture.

The front page of this issue focuses on yet another attack on a Japanese mother and child in Suzhou, sparking reflections on China-Japan relations and examining the Chinese government’s response to anti-Japanese sentiment among some citizens. The second page covers a tragic incident at a care center in Tai Shi Tun Town, Miyun, Beijing, where 31 elderly residents perished in a devastating flood. The third page addresses the Chikungunya fever outbreak sweeping through southern China, analyzing its spread and containment efforts. The fourth page introduces the “Born of Beauty” special feature, showcasing an exquisite article by former FreeAsia correspondent Sun Cheng on the artistry of Chinese porcelain. This issue aims to highlight major events unfolding in China, encouraging readers’ attention and reflection.