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A Chinese art project goes terribly wrong

And, you won't read about this in Hong Kong newspapers

That and more on this week's China news headlines.

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

That's why Daily Pnut gives you a daily dose of news in equal parts humor and substance.

An art gallery in Shanghai is in hot water for a recent exhibition called Campus Flowers,

He secretly recorded 5000 women on a Chinese university campus.

And ranked them quote “from the prettiest to the ugliest”.

And get this, the Chinese title of this so called art piece was Campus Flowers.

But the English title was Uglier and Uglier.

After a huge backlash, the Shanghai museum shut down the exhibit and issued an apology.

“After receiving criticism, we re-evaluated the content of this artwork and the artist's

explanation, we found it disrespected women, and the way it was shot has copyright infringement

That's because the women were filmed secretly.

In China, secretly filming people is the government's job.

This actually wasn't the first time artist Song Tadisplayed this piece.

It debuted back in 2013 and there was no outcry.

In 2019, he gave an interview to the Chinese language version of Vice about it.

He and three assistants sorted through hours of footage and sorted the women from “most

beautiful” to “absolutely unforgivably ugly.”

He also said the final cut didn't include the two women he ranked the most beautiful.

He said he kept those for himself to enjoy.

According to the New York Times, “To the accusation that he was objectifying women,

he responded by saying that everyone objectifies everyone else, regardless of gender.

He also said he saw himself as a feminist, though he admitted to not fully understanding

You know, women's issues like men secretly recording them and ranking them based on their

And this wasn't even Song's first “feminist” art piece.

This piece from 2013 is called “One is not as good as the other.”

He ranked 30 women from beautiful to ugly and had them walk down a runaway in that order.

“The work was part of a broader project by Mr. Song called 'The Origin of Inequality.'”

Well, maybe not the origin, but certainly the continuation.

Next week, on July 1, the Chinese Communist Party will be celebrating its 100-year anniversary.

And like any 100 year old, it's decrepit and falling apart.

But to make sure the anniversary goes off without a hitch, China is beefing up security.

Meaning—they're cracking down extra hard on dissidents.

Back in March, 18 of China's top security and propaganda departments, “jointly launched

a three-and-a-half-month special campaign to suppress “illegal social organizations.”

State-run media Xinhua reported that over 500 “illegal social organizations” were

identified and placed under investigation.”

My favorite state-run media, the Global Times, says radio signals will be blocked on the

And airport security will be extra tight.

That airport security is good, because according to this new report...

China tops the list of countries for most millionaires moving abroad.

China is obviously the best country in the world.

Anyone who says otherwise must have some serious problems.

And after the break, China should get what it deserves for the coronavirus pandemic.

So, I think it's time we talk about China's role in the coronavirus pandemic.

And by accountable, I mean, they should be awarded the Nobel Prize!

At least that's what Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zhao Lijian believes.

At a press conference he said, “The team in Wuhan should be awarded the Nobel Prize

in medicine for their research on COVID-19, instead of being criticized.”

Instead of criticizing China for potentially engineering a virus that killed millions around

the world and spending a year covering it up, we should be honoring the contributions

the Chinese regime has made to fighting the pandemic they caused.

According to research from Oxford University , more than half of the 10 worst hit countries

Keep in mind, China is not donating these vaccines.

Which for instance just donated 2.5 million vaccines to Taiwan, tripling their promised

There is also a slight problem with the effectiveness of the Chinese vaccines.

One of their main vaccines, Sinovac, has been shown in some studies to be barely over 50%

And 90 countries using Chinese vaccines are now battling Covid outbreaks.

In fact, the Chinese vaccines don't seem to be doing much for China either, since they

just announced they're keeping Covid border restrictions in place for another year.

And that's partially causing a huge backlog at Chinese ports.

Which means Christmas may come late this year!

Earlier this week I did an episode about how the Chinese Communist Party used money and

connections to influence “the science” on the coronavirus.

By now you know about the badly, badly compromised scientist Dr. Peter Daszak.

He was the one largely responsible for convincing the world the coronavirus lab leak hypothesis

He was also working with the Wuhan Institute of Virology on making coronaviruses more dangerous

That was through the non-profit EcoHealth Alliance, which studies how animal viruses

Well it turns out, Google has been funding EcoHealth Alliance for over a decade.

Here's a 2010 study on bat flaviviruses by Daszak and EcoHealth Alliance.