As the coronavirus spreads, people in China are seeking knowledge via Plague Inc., a computer game that explores the idea of disease outbreak in a realistic way. The game's growth highlights the role media can play in helping people learn about and confront issues they don’t understand.

As coronavirus fears grow, people in China are prioritising safety over privacy by downloading an app that alerts them if they’ve crossed paths with someone who’s infected. While people may not want tech to exploit their data, this case shows how a threat can cause people's attitudes to change.

Imagine a future where adverts are created just for you or you can buy products with a simple nod of your head. In China, that future is near as AI and facial recognition software shake up shopping nationwide. How are companies utilising this tech and how are consumers embracing it?

Lingering stigmas around mental illness in China have meant that getting treatment has long been difficult, with this hurdle negatively impacting outcomes for those seeking help. Now, Wechat groups and digital communities are starting a wider conversation and increasing access to support.