Hebe Tien’s “Time Will Tell” Rejuvenates a Pop Legend
One of China’s most influential pop singers comes of age with her first solo album since she stopped recording with girl group S.H.E.
One of China’s most influential pop singers comes of age with her first solo album since she stopped recording with girl group S.H.E.
Rising singer-songwriter fuses Yi language, Han lyricism, and sounds of nature in new single
Artist Wang Tuo offers macabre meditations on China's past and present
A review of the new English translation of the Chi Ta-Wei's "The Membranes," an eerily relevant imagining of the future
A “controversial” teen summer movie tackles coming-of-age and (possible) LGBT themes
Director Khashem Gyal on film as a religion and how real culture is “inner” culture
After 1,400 years and countless adaptations, the legend of White Snake returns to the big screen (again)
Three translated short stories from Yuan Zi, a pioneer of "Beijing drifter scar literature"
Beijing-based fiber artist Yue Mingyue talks to TWOC about connecting life and death through her work
Jia Pingwa’s latest translated novel tells an alternative history of China through the music of mourning
'The Six,' a new documentary executive-produced by James Cameron, reveals the hidden stories of six Chinese survivors aboard the Titanic
In Yan Lianke's "Hard Like Water," eroticism and class conflict overlap within the Maoist vanguard of the Cultural Revolution