Han Zhang

Han Zhang is a music journalist. Below are 20 of 20 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• A Student Chases the Shadows of Tiananmen — The New Yorker · Dec 10, 2025
• Where the Bubble-Tea Industry Has Gone Into Hyperdrive — The New Yorker · Oct 02, 2024
• How Members of the Chinese Diaspora Found Their Voices — The New Yorker · Jun 11, 2024
• How Lea Ypi Defines Freedom — The New Yorker · Dec 26, 2023
• “Death of a Salesman” Reborn, This Time in Mandarin — The New Yorker · Oct 27, 2023
• The Censorship Machine Erasing China’s Feminist Movement — The New Yorker · Aug 29, 2022
• How Shanghai Residents Endured the COVID Lockdown — The New Yorker · Jun 07, 2022
• The Complexities of Memory in “The Reëducation of Ji Zhihao” — The New Yorker · Apr 13, 2022
• An Uncertain Future for a Chinese Scientist Accused of Espionage — The New Yorker · Apr 13, 2022
• An Animated Portrait of Life with the Ghosts of Children — The New Yorker · Oct 21, 2021
• How a Sexual-Harassment Suit May Test the Reach of #MeToo in China — The New Yorker · May 12, 2021
• The Second Life of Yi Lei’s Poetry — The New Yorker · May 05, 2021
• Corky Lee, Henry Chang, and the Life of a Storied Neighborhood in “Chinatown Beat” — The New Yorker · Mar 24, 2021
• The Documentary that Reveals the Scene Inside Wuhan During the Earliest Days of the Pandemic — The New Yorker · Mar 08, 2021
• A Daughter’s Search in “Sing Me a Lullaby” — The New Yorker · Jan 11, 2021
• A Family’s Quarantine-Kitchen Bonding in “Have You Eaten” — The New Yorker · Dec 18, 2020
• “My First Sessions” Explores the Relationship Between Therapy and Culture — The New Yorker · Jul 29, 2020
• How the Coronavirus Has Changed Chinatown’s Restaurant Business — The New Yorker · Jul 28, 2020
• The Chinese Diarist Who Saw Into the World’s Pandemic Future — The New Yorker · Jun 03, 2020
• A U.S. Expat in China Weighs the Decision of Where to Shelter in Place — The New Yorker · May 20, 2020