Mount Putuo: The Many Faces of Guanyin’s Island
On this Buddhist holy ground, monks, merchants, pilgrims, and tourists blur the boundaries between devotion and daily life
September 3, 2026
On this Buddhist holy ground, monks, merchants, pilgrims, and tourists blur the boundaries between devotion and daily life
September 3, 2026
To understand contemporary China, one must look back into its past. As one of the world’s oldest civilizations, China’s more than 5,000 years of history are not confined to textbooks and museums; they continue to offer living wisdom today. Its long history was shaped not only by emperors and legendary figures, but also by the countless ordinary people who have lived on this land.
From traditional rituals to mass weddings and DIY drafts, the Qixi festival has blended centuries-old romance with modern ways of celebrating love
As gelato grows popular in China, many are pondering whether the seasonal treat can follow coffee and milk tea to become an everyday indulgence
For China’s urban youth, exercise has become a popular post-work pursuit, offering personal growth and social connection. But with new workout trends constantly vying for attention, will the fitness boom actually make them healthier?
Whether it is a female coroner detective story or a sci-fi tale of survival on Mars, Chinese web novels are finding ways to resonate with readers beyond language barriers