Lavinia Liang grew up in four different states in the U.S. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian, TIME, VICE, AGNI, Roads & Kingdoms, and elsewhere.
Jia Zhangke belongs to a generation of Chinese filmmakers who became disillusioned with big-budget productions that avoid addressing China’s social problems. His movies go a long way toward rectifying that.
Ever been to America, America? There’s no doubt that the Higher Brothers are the most internationally successful rap act to come out of the Chengdu...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vdK2e2LeTQ Vava, one of China’s most popular female hip-hop artists, got her international break in 2018 with “My New Swag,” featured on the Crazy Rich...
In China, more than 43 million seniors are widowed, divorced, or unmarried. In Beijing, you’ll find many of them at Changpu River Park and Tiantan Park...
In the summer of 2001, four young college students from Inner Mongolia spontaneously formed a band and named themselves after the great Ergune (or Argun)...
What began as a closed group amongst Chinese Australian friends has ballooned into a community of more than 1 million people, with numerous spin-offs big...
Ask anyone who knows about Li Jian 李健 and, at some point, they’ll most likely remind you that not only is he low-key — not even...