From traditional rituals to mass weddings and DIY drafts, the Qixi festival has blended centuries-old romance with modern ways of celebrating love
August 19, 2026
From AI-generated films gaining ground in China’s movie industry to the looming possiibility of corporate roles being replaced by artifical intellignece in the near future, technology has become an unavoidable and deeply embedded part of modern China.
In China’s ecologically rich southwestern province, mushrooms have become a seasonal favorite, drawing food lovers from across the country—and even some foreign politicians. But alongside vibrant markets and adventurous foraging trips, mushroom season also brings hallucinatory misadventures that can turn perilous.
The World of Chinese magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary and new issue launch with the team, readers, and friends at Beijing’s Shixi Teahouse!
From cable cars to mountain escalators, China’s scenic areas are catering to tourists who want nature, relaxation, and good views without breaking a sweat
Once seen as a pastime for retired grandpas, birdwatching has taken off among China’s overworked young people, prompting them to rethink how they want to live and raise the next generation
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