While China usually exerts its influence in Southeast Asia through diplomatic and economic relations, high-tech cooperation — especially in the area of artificial intelligence — has been on the rise and might open a new chapter for the relationship.
From exploring personal subjects to reimagining ancient stories in a contemporary context, a new generation of Chinese creatives are elevating the world of animation beyond its legacy.
While some may believe central planning is inherently inimical to fresh ideas and radical innovations, an expert on China’s state-owned enterprises disagrees.
The history of Chinese cinema is filled with creative, courageous women who evolved the industry with their unique talents and perspectives. We’ve rounded up eight Chinese women who have made significant advances in directing, producing, writing, or acting.
At a time when more and more multinational companies are mandating English as the common corporate language, a new study has highlighted the difficulty of the shift in one office in Shanghai and shed light on the possible influence of culture on the mechanisms of organizational power and resistance.
Technology presents huge opportunities to change the face of mental health care. Virtual reality and artificial-intelligence-enabled chatbots are among the most promising innovations that many experts believe could potentially open new frontiers in psychotherapy.
After two years of delays due to the coronavirus, the in-person portion of COP15, a key United Nations biodiversity summit, will finally take place in Kunming later this year. Prior to the event, China already demonstrated its commitment to addressing nature loss.
At a time when floods, wildfires, and other climate-related disasters have become more frequent and destructive than ever, the global construction industry, which has long been criticized for its carbon emissions, is moving toward a more sustainable future. In China, a government initiative and a growing eco-conscious public are major factors in heralding green buildings.
China is the ultimate “make or break” market for many international companies today. Yet for multinational corporations (MNCs) hoping to succeed in China, the Middle Kingdom remains a challenging place to do business. How can they navigate China’s many challenges and translate its growth trends into profitable, sustainable enterprises?
Beijing and Shanghai often come to mind when you think of China's biopharma capitals, but Suzhou - an ancient city mostly known for its cultural heritage - steadily has built a biopharma hub that rivals those two cities.