In Hangzhou's creative districts, China's tech scene—or its "Silicon Valley"—is evolving beyond traditional corporate culture, but the reality may be more modest than revolutionary.

Half the internet was shocked he could actually speak fluent Mandarin—with a Northern-Eastern Chinese accent though. You might not be familiar with the name Bowen Yang, but you’ve definitely seen him ...

Shenzhen may be subtropical, but that isn’t stopping it from going full Frozen. Set to open in November 2025, Huafa Ice and Snow World is about to bring Arctic dreams to the Chinese tech capital, with ...

Harare, Zimbabwe is about to enjoy a full dose of Chinese cinema goodness, further deepening cultural ties between the two countries. In a vibrant display of growing Sino-African cultural relations, ...

How does "Nothing But Thirty" hold up in China's feminist television awakening? So does Nothing But Thirty mark a breaking of new ground for feminist narratives in the mainstream, or are its themes ...

Author and former New York Times journalist Karoline Kan joins the Wo Men Podcast at the Yenching Global Symposium to discuss how history has helped shape China's millennial generation Karoline Kan is ...

Documentary “We Were Smart” sheds light on the shunned subculture shamate and China’s urban-rural gulf Focused largely around rural migrant workers who’d travelled to China’s cities to get in on, and ...

In the pantheon of batshit inanities to issue forth from the mouth and stubby fingers of one Donald J. Trump, the President’s offhand comment earlier this month insinuating that almost all Chinese ...

Chinese readers are often buying entirely different books to international readers of Chinese fiction - what's going on?

The continuing “Rejuvenation” of Beijing enters a new phase this spring as local authorities are starting to ask for volunteers to relocate out of the city center. Signs first posted last month in the ...

Chinese social media has been overflowing with images of Pepe the Frog, also known as the “sad frog meme,” to the point that it’s now trending on microblogging platform Weibo. What’s happening? Today ...

Actress Zheng Shuang’s intimate personal life has ballooned into a major subject of public discussion in China in the past week, where surrogacy is overwhelmingly viewed as exploitative of women.