The Global Times editor, Hu Xijin, said Saturday on Twitter, which can't be seen by most internet users in China, that Peng "stayed in her own home freely" and would "show up in public" soon. Peng's appearance Sunday was mentioned in the final sentence of a report about the tournament on the website of the English-language Global Times, a newspaper published by the ruling party and aimed at foreign readers, but not immediately reported by other media within China. Some reemerge weeks or months later without explanation, suggesting they are warned not to disclose they were detained or the reason. Peng adds to a growing number of Chinese businesspeople, activists and ordinary people who have disappeared in recent years after criticizing party figures or in crackdowns on corruption or pro-democracy and labor rights campaigns. "When will the WTA get out of China?" said a comment on the Sina Weibo social media service, signed "Sleep Time." Comments in Chinese on Twitter poked fun at the awkward release of photos and video of Peng by employees of state media this weekend while the government stayed silent. The ruling party's internet filters also block most people in China from seeing other social media abroad and most global news outlets.Ĭomments on Chinese social media on Sunday criticized the Women's Tennis Association and others who spoke up about Peng. A government spokesman on Friday denied knowing about the outcry.
Reuters via TWITTER of Peng's accusation has been deleted from websites in China. Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai signs large-sized tennis balls at the opening ceremony of Fila Kids Junior Tennis Challenger Final in Beijing, China November 21, 2021, in this screen grab obtained from a social media video.
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The women's professional tour threatened to pull events out of China unless the safety of the former No. Peng's disappearance and official silence in response to appeals for information prompted calls for a boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing in February, a prestige event for the Communist Party.
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