The Communist Party of China has punished 27 people involved in producing state-approved math textbooks that featured “subversive” images of children, including drawings of a child sticking his tongue out and making a peace sign, male children grabbing female children, and a girl in a bunny outfit. The Global Times, a state-controlled newspaper, reported in August that the head of the People’s Education Press was given demerits and the editor in chief was fired. Illustrators who worked on the book, according to The Guardian‘s translation of the Ministry of Education’s announcement, were “dealt with accordingly.”
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