Audrey Jiajia Li
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Biography
Publications
Audrey Jiajia Li is a nonfiction writer and broadcast journalist.
![The invisible during the pandemic](https://www.lowyinstitute.org/sites/default/files/styles/expert_publications/public/GettyImages-1215786793.jpg?itok=DafQo6m1)
The invisible during the pandemic
Singapore’s thousands of migrant workers make up the bulk of Covid-19 cases in the city-state.
![Be vigilant to reawakened racism in the face of a viral outbreak](https://www.lowyinstitute.org/sites/default/files/styles/expert_publications/public/GettyImages-1201647420%20copy.jpg?itok=Nyya4WHz)
Be vigilant to reawakened racism in the face of a viral outbreak
Tackling a deadly disease is a challenge enough without old prejudices standing in the way of cooperation.
![Why China’s rulers won’t admit they could be wrong](https://www.lowyinstitute.org/sites/default/files/styles/expert_publications/public/GettyImages-1052545536.jpg?itok=K5g-xzCl)
Why China’s rulers won’t admit they could be wrong
By never conceding a mistake – whether over Tiananmen or now in Hong Kong – the cost is a loss of people’s trust.
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China's ‘House of Cards’ reveals a few home truths
The drama reflects one of China's truths: it relies on the moral compasses of Party bureaucrats to fight corruption rather than a robust legal system.