Peter is a master’s student at Fudan University’s School of Journalism. A native of Denver, Colorado, he has also studied at the University of Edinburgh, the University of Delhi, and the London School of Economics. Currently based in Shanghai, he is also a freelance reporter covering a range of topics pertaining to modern China.
In her first major solo show in China, a retrospective hosted by the UCCA in Beijing’s 798 Art Zone, the prominent multimedia artist entices us to consider questions of technology, identity, and progress.
Explaining how each of China's four most popular sports achieved its status.
Starting tomorrow until Friday, December 6, our photo section will feature images from photographer Mark Parascandola’s most recent book, Once Upon a Time in Shanghai, on sale as...
Adam Silver’s introduction to Chinese politics SHANGHAI — The Brooklyn Nets edged out the Los Angeles Lakers 114-111 in Shanghai on Thursday night, but for...
The NBA is wildly popular in China, with about 800 million Chinese watching games last season, and many basketball players and teams becoming household names. But after a single tweet set off a firestorm last Friday, the future of the NBA in China is in jeopardy. We explain what’s at stake.