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Now new photos and videos of her is back on social media, the western coverage of this story is getting completely silly: https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/5936

• schleck8 5y ago
  The Global Times is CCP owned. In other words, the three pieces of evidence allegedly proving her well-being are all released by state-run outlets. As for the images and videos, there isn't even a way of verifying whether they were taking this week or a year ago. I do have to say though that I find it hilarious how the only source she clearly authored herself, a selfie, has Winnie the Pooh in the background (third image, framed photo standing on the desk) https://twitter.com/shen_shiwei/status/1461715435385020419/photo/3 https://twitter.com/shen_shiwei/status/1461715435385020419/p... The ones claiming it not being sufficient evidence is the World Tennis Association by the way, not the BBC.
• strogonoff 5y ago
  WTA is doing the right thing. Once the government had demonstrated that it can and will straight up wipe social media presence of a person who accused it of sexual assault, assuming any evidence supplied by such government to be false is a safe bet—faking it would be small beans by comparison, and the motive has clearly not gone away.