Tang Qunying: One of China’s Earliest Feminists
She led an army of women against Qing forces, fought her whole life for women’s rights, and even slapped the country’s top leaders for failing to com…
She led an army of women against Qing forces, fought her whole life for women’s rights, and even slapped the country’s top leaders for failing to com…
The growth of cellphone addiction among China’s “left-behind” children and the researchers and teachers fighting against it
From Kaifeng to Jerusalem—a Chinese Jew tells her story of leaving for the Middle East and reflecting on her dual identity
More than three years on from a fishing ban on Poyang Lake, one fishing community is still straining to reinvent itself
Chinese game developers hoping to dodge bureaucracy and make profits abroad still face problems with localization
Forget bubble tea, traditional Chinese medicine is the latest trend among youth
Does a Go player’s crowning as “Hupu Goddess” signal that men in China are choosing brains over looks?
Sluggish consumption and a push for animal adoption are weighing on China’s once-hot pet market
And do people even care about websites in China’s mobile-centric society?
With the rise of short video, some of China’s earliest social media platforms have reached the end of their journey, with a few even transforming int…
Benefiting from government subsidies and close-knit communities, independent bookstores try to compete and make profit in China’s smaller cities
Six personal tales of life in the wake of Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater release