Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan has been the face of the Politburo in Wuhan for more than a month, and she’s under mounting pressure. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan has been the face of the Politburo in Wuhan for more than a month, and she’s under mounting pressure. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen

In the firing line: the women in China’s war on the coronavirus

  • Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan has been the face of the Politburo in Wuhan for more than a month, and she’s under mounting pressure
  • She may be seen as more able to win trust in a country that usually ‘relies more on the men for their aggression and confidence to rule’

Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan has been the face of the Politburo in Wuhan for more than a month, and she’s under mounting pressure. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan has been the face of the Politburo in Wuhan for more than a month, and she’s under mounting pressure. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
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