Ode to ‘Opening Up’
TWOC gets the scoop on the new 40 Years of Reform exhibition at the National Museum
TWOC gets the scoop on the new 40 Years of Reform exhibition at the National Museum
The Global Chinese Orchestra brings acclaimed Chinese musicians from across the globe to celebrate their journeys together
“Not crazy, just persecuted”—death of Hong Kong actress and MeToo figure highlight society’s treatment of sexual harassment and mental health
Historians are still uncovering a doomed American wartime mission to meet Maoist rebels and broker an alliance
From promoting luxury brands to upping the footfall in shopping malls, commercial influences are prompting questions about the future of art in China
On the 650th year of this famous dynasty’s founding, a leading historian examines why its legacy endures
Ten quotes from the 20th-century literary giant that tackle past—and present—Chinese society
On the birthday of the 20th-century feminist writer Ding Ling, TWOC celebrates her unapologetic life and unconventional views on love
In China’s regulated rap industry, dissing takes on patriotism, celeb-baiting, and other unique forms
In spite of problematic representation, it’s the small details in Crazy Rich Asians that will resonate with Chinese diaspora viewers
Chinese spy thriller author Mai Jia will discuss the English translation of his bestselling novel, The Message