China is often perceived as a monolith — not just politically, but socially and culturally, too. Nothing could be further from the truth, and The China Project dives deep into its diverse and changing society and culture on a daily basis.
“I’m all for designers taking inspiration from different cultures and sharing the unique beauty of them with their customers. But by calling the skirt an iconic silhouette it invented, Dior is misleading its customers around the world.”
Featuring a cast and team of Asian artists, Happy Life is Hong Kong-born, U.S.-based playwright Kathy Ng's first full production in New York City. Ahead of its world premiere this Friday, we caught up with Ng to talk about her play and career.
Meanwhile: China’s top male UFC fighter, Li Jingliang, got back to his winning ways by defeating Muslim Salikhov.
A roundup of The China Project's new shows on TikTok and YouTube — for your binge-watching pleasure.
When you grab a cooling treat from the convenience store fridge and get whacked with a $10 price tag, you’ve just been struck by an ice-cream assassin!
"A table is where ideas and stories are shared, where camaraderie begets growth and development. While our realities can feel like a puzzle, some answers can be found through the ability to empathize."
As it moves back and forth between two time periods, "Rouge" is a mix-up of genres, spinning and twisting the conventions we expect out of stories about ghosts, love affairs, and rose-tinted period pieces.
Beginning this Friday and running through July 31, NYAFF 2022 boasts one of its most promising lineups to date.
With more than 900 artifacts, the $450 million Hong Kong Palace Museum is a cultural milestone for the city. But it’s also part of Beijing’s efforts to foster a sense of national identity among locals.