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A line of 3,000 cattle spreads out over nearly a mile. A small group of cowboys leading them along, spread so thin that only their lanterns are visible, little dots lighting the trail along with the moonlight.
The Chinese regime’s absolute monopoly over print and internet publications presents frequent challenges for Chinese writers, and renowned Chinese-Canadian poet and journalist Sheng Xue is no exception.
