Empires of Disease: Why the Coronavirus is Such an Emotional Issue for China and the World By Jeremiah Jenne
Reading Joel Stein in BeijingOr: How I Learned to Stop Being an Elitist Dick and Start Listening to Other People By Jeremiah JenneDecember 23, 20190 Featured
ColumnsThe Incredible True Story Behind “Midway”: An Audacious American WWII Raid and the Price China PaidHow brave Chinese villagers helped save the crew behind a daring US raid against Japan By Jeremiah JenneNovember 8, 2019
Mei Lanfang: A Tribute to China’s First Global Superstar on the 125th Anniversary of His BirthThe Peking Opera performer was famous for his portrayal of the dan role, the elegant female archetypes By Jeremiah JenneOctober 22, 2019
FeaturedMongols, the Ming, and the Myth of the Mooncake RebellionDid calorific mooncakes bring about the overthrow of Mongolian rule in China? By Jeremiah JenneSeptember 13, 2019
FeaturedChinese Exclusion: Celebrating the Workers Who Helped Build the Transcontinental Railway150 years ago this month, one of the most famous photographs in American history commemorated the completion ... By Jeremiah JenneMay 14, 2019
The Death of Hu Yaobang: Reform Icon and Symbol of Hope for China’s YouthOn April 15, 1989, Hu Yaobang - the former General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party - died in Beijing. What came next ... By Jeremiah JenneApril 15, 20190 Featured
FeaturedPaul French’s “Destination Shanghai” Captures China’s Most Glamorous City in its 1920s and ’30s PompThe British author, famous for Midnight in Peking, introduces a diverse collection of characters from Shanghai's foreign ... By Jeremiah JenneMarch 25, 2019
FeaturedMoving Out: Beijing’s “Rejuvenation” Enters a New PhaseSigns have started appearing in Beijing asking local residents to move out of the city center. Is ... By Jeremiah JenneMarch 4, 2019
FeaturedChina’s Growing Role in Southeast Asia Reopens Old WoundsThe 40th anniversary of the Sino-Vietnamese War of 1979 went largely unnoticed in China, but not so ... By Jeremiah JenneFebruary 20, 2019
Art & DesignBuilding China: Why Does Half of China Struggle to Stay Warm Indoors in the Winter?Central heating has long been China's great north-south divide, but as the country grows richer, it’s fast ... By Lauren TeixeiraFebruary 7, 2019
