ZTE, in an exchange filing Thursday, named a former head of its Germany business, Xu Ziyang, as its new chief executive. Wang Xiyu, Gu Junying and Li Ying have been named executive vice presidents ...

Li Ying used social media to help tell the world about last year’s protests. Now in exile, he has been threatened and lost his livelihood for his defiance. By Li Yuan In November 2022 ...

ZTE, in an exchange filing on Thursday, named a former head of its Germany business, Xu Ziyang, as its new chief executive. Wang Xiyu, Gu Junying, Li Ying, have been named executive vice ...

ZTE, in a statement to the stock exchange on Thursday, named a former head of its Germany business, Xu Ziyang, as its new chief executive. Wang Xiyu, Gu Junying and Li Ying have been named ...

That account belongs to Li Ying, a Chinese artist turned dissident in Italy who rose to prominence in 2022 for live-tweeting the nationwide protests in China against Xi’s zero-Covid policy.

Every few seconds, Li Ying receives a message on Twitter. University students are demanding transparency from school administrators; workers in Fuzhou are sleeping in tents in an unheated ...

In November 2022, Li Ying was a painter and art school graduate in Milan, living in a state of sadness, fear and despair. China’s strict pandemic policies had kept him from seeing his parents ...

ZTE, in an exchange filing on Thursday, named a former head of its Germany business, Xu Ziyang, as its new chief executive. Wang Xiyu, Gu Junying, Li Ying, have been named executive vice ...