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Nov 29, 2022

Stories from the Shanghai lockdown: PCR test body horror + “Run P.R.C” + quarantine hotel pop-up concepts + Voices of April

Apr 29, 2022

Issue #13: In this two-part series, we'll explore the topic of labor from reportage to personal essays.

Nov 25, 2022

Hi there, It’s Beimeng, Charlotte and Yan here. After a short break, we’re back at the tail end of summer with stories that have moved us. Over the last…

Aug 24, 2022

Also in this issue (#15), typologies of the “invisible” working class, and stories celebrating everyday creativity

Jan 19

Hi there, It’s Yan, Beimeng, and Charlotte here. This summer, China recorded its highest temperatures and one of its lowest levels of rainfall in six…

Oct 17, 2022

Gift ideas from Chinese visual artists for photographers, bookworms, and friends of all stripes

Dec 10, 2022

Happy new year! We now have a more frequent publishing schedule and a new Instagram account

Jan 5

Hi there, This issue marks Far & Near's first anniversary! A year ago, we launched this newsletter to provide nuanced insights into China and elevate…

May 31, 2022

Hi all, Next Tuesday, July 12, we’ll have a conversation on the state of Chinese visual storytelling with David Campbell, managing editor of VII…

Jul 6, 2022

In light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we’d like to first and foremost highlight Ukrainian visual journalists on the ground so you can follow…

Mar 15, 2022

Dealing with divorce, the fetishized female body and grieving for loved ones in Wuhan through photography and video.

May 10, 2021

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