Sun Jiahui is a freelance writer and former editor at The World of Chinese. She writes about Chinese language, society and culture, and is especially passionate about sharing stories of China's ancient past with a wider audience. She has been writing for TWOC for over six years, and pens the Choice Chengyu column.
While the summer’s animation hit “All Wishes Come True!” has been praised for its high production value, critics argue that its formulaic treatment of Chinese mythology does a disservice to the traditions it draws from
While the summer’s animation hit “All Wishes Come True!” has been praised for its high production value, critics argue that its formulaic treatment of Chinese mythology does a disservice to the traditions it draws from
From ancient creation myths to everyday meals, the humble egg has long been woven into Chinese culture and cuisine
Fourteen hundred years ago this month, fratricidal bloodshed paved the way for one of China’s greatest emperors to ascend the throne. Yet what really happened remains a mystery.
Despite unfavorable viewing times, Chinese soccer fans are still showing up for the World Cup, supporting the team and stars of their own choice
As mental health pressures mount, young Chinese are borrowing from psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy to build a new vocabulary to capture the anxieties of modern life
A low-budget, dialect film with no big-name stars, “Dear You” has become one of China’s most celebrated films in recent memory—and a quiet rebuke to an industry that has forgotten how to tell a story
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