Major Chinese Media Deletes Yearend Special Featuring Those Who Passed Away in 2023

Published on January 7, 2024

Caixin, a Bejing-based major Chinese media group considered pro-reform, had their articles deleted one after another at the end of 2023. The deletion of its yearend special particularly got wide attention for representing the public’s voice which has been suppressed by the communist regime, experts pointed out. Hu Shuli, the owner of Caixin was allegedly interviewed by the ruling Chinese Communist Party’s national security agency. On the last day of 2023, Caixin published its yearend special “2023 Final Farewell,” featuring prominent figures worldwide who passed away in 2023. The article was deleted on the same day without giving any reason. However, many media reposted it, and its screenshots have been circulating on social media....

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