Manya Koetse is the Editor-in-Chief and a writer at What's on Weibo. She focuses on culture and society, examining topics such as China, the Coronavirus, media, crime, and life in Beijing. Manya's insights and analyses have made her a prominent voice in discussions surrounding these themes.
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By: Manya Koetse
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By: Manya Koetse
The story of the Chinese MA graduate, Ms. Bu, who disappeared in 2011 brings back memories of the Xuzhou mother of eight, who was later revealed to be a victim of human trafficking.
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