In a country where #MeToo is censored, China’s feminists have to be creative online
One Weibo user came up with the idea of using the emojis for the Chinese words mi (rice) and tu (bunny).
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
One Weibo user came up with the idea of using the emojis for the Chinese words mi (rice) and tu (bunny).
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