LifestyleChina’s Ancient Fortune-Telling Tradition Faces Uncertain FutureThe occupation of fortune tellers can be traced back to the beginning of civilization in China but ... By Junyang ChongMarch 10, 2022
SocietyA Jamaican Man’s Quest to Reunite With His Long-lost Chinese UncleOn Thanksgiving Day 2020, Xavier Murphy and his family went online for a Zoom reunion decades in ... By Jesse PottingerMarch 4, 2022
SocietyWeina Dai Randel’s Latest Book Explores Romance in WWII-era ShanghaiWeina Dai Randel grew up in China in the ’80s without the luxury of a phone, television, ... By Jesse PottingerFebruary 23, 2022
EntertainmentFor Eileen Chang’s B-Day, We Unpack Her Lesser-Known Story “Xiao’ai”Iconic Chinese-American writer Eileen Chang was born on September 30, 1920. To celebrate the late author’s birthday, ... By Gladys MacSeptember 30, 2021
EntertainmentEmpress Smashes Alien Mechas in Chinese-Canadian Author’s New BookIt was a proud moment for 23-year-old Chinese-Canadian sci-fi author Xiran Jay Zhao (who prefers the they/them/their pronouns) ... By James ChueSeptember 26, 2021
EntertainmentShang-Chi and the Rise of Cultural Representation in Marvel ComicsDuring the first wave of kung fu-mania, writer Steve Engelhart and illustrator and judo enthusiast Jim Starlin ... By Xueting Christine NiAugust 31, 2021
FeaturedBreaking Through: Hit Show “Street Dance of China” Crowns 30 Years of Hip Hop Dance’s RiseBeginning with the outbreak of a movie-driven fad in the 1980s, China has had a long-running fascination ... By Bryan GroganOctober 1, 2020
CultureBack from Exile: How the Martial Arts Genre Made a Triumphant Return to China’s MainstreamTwenty years on from the release of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," kung fu cinema and martial arts ... By Gladys MacSeptember 21, 2020
CultureExploring The Soong Sisters, Their Famous Marriages and Getting Their Story RightJung Chang's latest book promises a fresh take on the story of the Soong Sisters but ultimately ... By Jeremiah JenneApril 1, 2020
CultureChina’s Forgotten Faith: How Did a 3rd Century Religion from Iran Make it to China’s Southeast Coast?Are there still followers of Iranian prophet Mani in the officially atheist People’s Republic of China? By Matthew BossonsMarch 16, 2020
