Venla Tang is a multimedia journalist who reports on international politics and relations. She is especially curious about the impact of urbanization and modernization on contemporary social life in China. Away from work, she enjoys escaping the city to reconnect with nature. When she’s not outdoors, you can find her relaxing on the sofa, happily lost in thought.
From struggling extras to retired stars, more performers are considering selling their likenesses as cheap AI-generated content increasingly squeezes real actors out of the market
From struggling extras to retired stars, more performers are considering selling their likenesses as cheap AI-generated content increasingly squeezes real actors out of the market
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
In China’s high-pressure cities, young people are turning to crochet to slow down and heal, but as the hobby booms, some fear commercialization is unraveling its quiet appeal
The sequel to China’s beloved animation anthology turns boldly inward, but not every story finds its footing
Children’s smartwatches have become big business in China, but do their safety features outweigh the potential risks to attention spans and social inclusion?
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