WOW. What a brilliant incredible woman. What a story about how globalization has made the other able to understand other cultures!  I doubt very much there's only one of her in this brave new communication world. What it says to me in the end: no more empire ambitions, that's history, no more can do:

If I am not scared to do this in China, I am not going to be scared of some Brooklyn hipsters who think they can come to China, leave and throw a Chinese woman under the bus. Things are not perfect in my country, we struggle very hard to fix our problems and catch up in many ways, but we have a sense of right- and this was not right.

Right now, I have no power. Almost every American journalist I contacted for help ignored me. I was told “hire a lawyer” as if I have the means for that. Even when I spoke to American lawyers they said technically the written agreement was not a legal contract so it would be easy for Vice to wriggle out of it- since they have an army of high priced attorneys. I’m just a Chinese girl fighting a huge media empire that does things like this to people every day without consequence. Things like right and wrong don’t matter; they can do anything they like to me. I couldn’t even get a visa to America to fight them. I’d stand in front of their office and shout all day if I could. The message everyone gives me is to simply give up, they are American, they are too big, too rich, too powerful.

But I won’t give up because what they did to me was wrong.

Just so impressive, she gets both cultures through and through. Maybe the only thing she doesn't realize yet: knowledge is power.